Which term is used when learners confirm originality of submitted evidence?

• A. Independent Review
• B. Declaration of Work
• C. Authentication Sheet
• D. Individual Assessment

Answer: (B)

When assessing submitted work, the learner’s own confirmation of originality is key to upholding integrity. The Declaration of Work is the formal statement learners sign to confirm that the evidence they submit is their own and that they have followed the rules. This makes it the standard term used to attest originality, providing a clear, official record that helps prevent plagiarism and supports fair assessment.

Independent Review isn’t the learner’s self-declaration; it’s a separate process of external checking. An Authentication Sheet can be used to verify authenticity, but the explicit learner-facing commitment to their own work is the Declaration of Work. Individual Assessment refers to the task itself, not the act of confirming originality.