Interviews with Chartered Educational Assessors

Interviews with participants

Some of our newly-qualified Chartered Educational Assessors talk about their experiences in the videos below:

Sharon - Deputy Headteacher, Primary School. INTERVIEW

Hannah - Assessment Co-ordinator, Primary School. INTERVIEW

Laura - Secondary school teacher. INTERVIEW

Liz - Independent consultant. INTERVIEW

Sarah - Vocational Assessor. INTERVIEW

Written case studies

Read more about the CEA experience in these case studies written by course participants from a variety of educational and vocational backgrounds:

Academies

The Gorse Academies Trust supported nine staff members to take the CEA course. CIEA Fellow John Nield explains how this has impacted their practice.

Read John Nield's account.

Assistant Headteacher

CEA "The Chartered Assessor training really deepened my understanding of the factors that make assessment effective for its different purposes. I was able to explore the theoretical basis that underpins effective assessment far more rigorously than I have ever previously had the opportunity to do."

Carol Holmes qualified in 2018. Read Carol's account.

Vocational assessor

Sarah Dalyrmple "I feel that having completed my CEA course, and being awarded my Chartership, gives me the competence and knowledge to offer vital support and guidance to other centres so that we are all able to work towards improved systems within education."

Sarah Dalrymple qualified in 2018. Read Sarah's account.

FE teacher

Alex Mortby "The Chartered Educational Assessor certification will enable me to formalise my experience within assessment in Higher Education....the tutors were excellent and provided more information and guidance on areas I was interested in such as the Construct Maps."

Alex Morby qualified in 2018. Read Alex’s account.

Examiner

case study "I would advise all professionals involved in education to invest in assessment literacy. The purpose of assessment is to reflect what has been learnt, so that further learning can be planned and attained. Long-term educational progress cannot be achieved without the use of assessment."

Yiannis Papargyri qualified in 2019. Read Yiannis's account.

Lecturer

Ian Crawford "The qualification has proven invaluable: The principles of good assessment are universal and with the CEA status I have been able to work across the educational landscape (primary – HE).

Ian Crawford qualified in 2011. Read Ian's account.

Assessment consultant

Helen Oshikoya "I am so pleased that I made this bold decision and I highly recommend this course for those that want to make a change in the area of assessment processes. I look forward to representing the Chartered Institute of Educational Assessors in Nigeria and Africa as a whole."

Helen Obiageli Oshikoya qualified in 2018. Read Helen’s account.