What describes the criteria outlining how units are evaluated?

• A. Assessment requirements
• B. Unit title
• C. Guided Learning Hours
• D. White Collar Crime

Answer: (A)

Assessment requirements describe the criteria outlining how units are evaluated. They set out what evidence a learner must provide, how that evidence will be assessed, and the standards (such as pass, merit, or distinction) that must be met. This framework keeps marking consistent and fair and links directly to the learning outcomes of the unit, guiding both what students produce and how assessors judge it. The other options are not about evaluation criteria: the unit title is just the name of the unit, Guided Learning Hours are the planned study time, and White Collar Crime is a topic area rather than a description of how units are assessed.