VITC Exit Exam • Set 1 Question 11 of 30

One of the key components of competence-based standards and qualifications is the assessment process. Assessment in the Maritime sector is the process of,

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Option D: Obtaining and comparing evidence of competence with the required standards.

Competency-based assessment is the systematic process of collecting and comparing evidence of a candidate's competence against established STCW performance criteria and standards.

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Finding the most talented candidates , capable to pursue the profession

Filtering and elimination of candidates, so as to increase competence.

Evaluation of candidates as per the industry needs .

Obtaining and comparing evidence of competence with the required standards. (Correct Answer)

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Competency-based assessment is the systematic process of collecting and comparing evidence of a candidate's competence against established STCW performance criteria and standards.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Vertical Integration Course for Trainer (VITC).

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