1.1 Communication within and about the correctional services processes is clear, understandable and effective.
2.1 Custodial duties are conducted in accordance with the relevant laws and correctional services policies.
2.2 Custodial duties are conducted with due sensitivity to the diversity of the prison population.
3.1 Inmates are treated with due consideration for human rights and organisational ethics.
4.1 All aspects of healthy living are explained in a manner acceptable to the target audience.
4.2 Information regarding all applicable support services is given and reinforced.
4.3 Referral are made to support services where applicable.
Integrated Assessment
For award of the qualification, a candidate must achieve each of the fundamental and core unit standards as well as the elective unit standards chosen as per annexure A.
In addition, candidates must demonstrate the ability to engage in the correctional operations selected in an integrative way, dealing with divergent and “random” demands related to these work operations, effectively. Evidence is required that the candidate is able to achieve the purpose of the qualification as a whole at the time of the award of the qualification.
As it is a Unit Standard based Qualification, both formative and summative assessment processes are accounted for. A broad range of task orientated and theoretical assessment tools may be used.
Assessors should assess and give credit for the evidence of learning that has already been acquired through formal, informal and non-formal learning and experience.
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