National Occupational Standards in
Archaeological Practice

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AK3 Develop your own resources and protect the interests of others

AK3.1 Develop yourself to improve your performance

Performance Required

This will involve

  1. assessing your performance and identifying your development needs at appropriate intervals
  2. basing your assessment on your current objectives and likely future requirements
  3. ensuring that your assessment takes account of the skills you need to work effectively with other team members
  4. ensuring that your plans for personal development are consistent with the needs you have identified and the resources available
  5. ensuring that your plans for personal development contain specific, measurable, realistic and challenging objectives
  6. obtaining support from relevant people to help you create learning opportunities
  7. undertaking development activities which are consistent with your plans for personal development
  8. obtaining feedback from relevant people and using it to enhance your performance in the future
  9. updating your plans for personal development at appropriate intervals.

Occupational Context

  1. Assessments take account of:
  2. Future requirements
  3. Relevant people

Knowledge Requirements

You need to know and understand how to:

You need to know about:

Communication

Management competence

Organisational context

Training and development

Required Skills

You should demonstrate:

Evidence Required

You should provide evidence that you can develop yourself to improve your performance

The candidate should be questioned, based upon the documentation provided, to explore how they:

Observation of the candidate or witness testimony will be essential as evidence of performance

Documentary evidence may be presented in the form of a personal development plan, appraisal documentation, etc.

Evidence Rules

N/A

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