Which assessment is conducted by the teaching institution?

• A. External Assessment
• B. Internal Assessment
• C. Synoptic Assessment
• D. Practical Assessment

Answer: (B)

Think about who creates and grades the tasks used to show what you’ve learned. An internal assessment is designed, administered, and marked by the teaching institution itself. Your teachers set the tasks—such as coursework, reports, or portfolios—and evaluate your evidence of learning to monitor progress. There’s usually an internal moderation step to check consistency before the awarding body uses these results as part of the final grade. This is different from external assessments, which are set and marked by the examining or awarding body rather than by your school. So, when asked which assessment is conducted by the teaching institution, it’s internal assessment.