Articling Essential Areas Of Knowledge - Cadastral Candidate Assessment Form printable pdf download

Articling Essential Areas Of Knowledge - Cadastral Candidate Assessment Form

Articling Essential Areas of Knowledge - Cadastral

Candidate Assessment Form

Candidate Name: ______________________________________

Email Address: ______________________________________

Contact #: ___________________________________________

INSTRUCTIONS

In order to get the most out of the Articling experience it is important for both you and Articling Surveyor/Supervisor to know exactly what

you need to learn during the term of Articles and what you may already bring to the experience as a result of prior learning through

workplace experience, education, training, etc. The Candidate Assessment Form is a tool that can facilitate this process. By jointly

reviewing the list of Articling Essential Areas of Knowledge – Cadastral you and your Articling Surveyor/Supervisor gain an understanding of

what learning needs to take place during your articling term so that you are well prepared for work as a Land Surveyor in Ontario.

Some candidates may bring prior learning with them to the Articling experience as a result of working in the field or other prior learning

situations (e.g. being an internationally trained professional, workplace experience, course completion, field training, etc.). In this

circumstance reviewing the EAKs to determine what you already know and can do along with identifying how your knowledge and skill was

gained is important for several reasons. The review process is one that will facilitate recognition of what you already know and can do and

it will help you and your Articling Surveyor/Supervisor focus specifically on your gap areas (what knowledge you need to gain/skills you

need to develop). This may result in a reduced articling time frame and it will also provide you and your Articling Surveyor/Supervisor with

the necessary information to jointly develop a focused Learning Plan designed to specifically target your gap areas.

Please refer to the next page for instructions on completing the Candidate Assessment Form.

Articling Essential Area of Knowledge - Cadastral

Candidate Assessment Form (Jan 2014)

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Articling Essential Areas Of Knowledge - Cadastral Candidate Assessment Form