Assessment Appeals Form

An Appeal in respect to an assessment will be referred to the College Principal in the first instance.
A formal appeal should only be lodged after you have discussed your concerns with your assessor and given them time to review your evidence. Depending on the circumstances, your assessor may take the opportunity to invite another assessor to re-assess your work.
You are able to view our Assessment Appeals Policy here. If you have any questions please email us or call us on 1300 907 870

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Appealing an Assessment

A formal appeal must only be lodged after all other avenues have been exhausted. This means you must raise any assessment issues you may have with your assessor who will then review your assessment and provide you with written feedback. Depending on the circumstances, your assessor may request that another assessor review the assessment decision.

Only when you have exhausted the options available to you should a formal appeal be lodged.

The course guide, statement of required competencies and learners guide provide you with the information that you need to determine if an assessment is need of review. Appeals need to demonstrate at least one of the following points:
- The assessment arrangements did not take into account your personal needs in relation to a disability, medical condition or cultural requirements and that you had declared this prior to the assessment.
- The assessment has not reflected the stated competencies for the course e.g skills over and above the competency levels were assessed
- The assessment was not relevant to the course content
- The assessment was not an accurate reflection of work submitted
Please outline the actions that occurred when you raised the assessment decision with your assessor (please include dates and attach any relevant emails etc.)
Have you discussed this matter with the assessor?*
- Yes
- No
You must raise any assessment issues with the assessor before making an appeal. If there is another reason you haven't discussed the assessment issue with them, please make sure that you specify this below.
Attachments
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Please upload and attach any supporting documents or communication screenshots that you may have
Please state the details of your appeal, demonstrating one or more of the above:*
CAL undertakes to provide you with a response within 7 working days. By checking the box below and submitting this form you are agreeing to this. You can read our complaints policy here.
- I have read the complaints and appeals policy

Assessment Appeals Form

Appealing an Assessment

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