Who completes Performance Evidence?

• A. Observers
• B. Learners
• C. External auditors
• D. Not used

Answer: (A)

Performance evidence is the recorded proof of how well a learner performs a task to the required standard. It is completed by the observer who witnesses the performance, assesses it against the criteria, and records the results on the assessment documentation. This ensures an objective record and independent verification of achievement. The learner contributes by performing the task and providing outputs, but the formal completion of the evidence sits with the observer. External auditors may check the evidence later, but they don’t typically fill in the performance evidence themselves. Saying it isn’t used would imply there’s no evidence at all, which isn’t the case in this framework.