Information

  • Mentor Visit C

  • Mentor Visit C Jason Wellington - Insert Text for Visit Title

  • EMAP ID: 20130040

  • Jason Wellington

  • Date of Birth: 1995-06-27

  • Conducted on

  • Location

Visit Objectives - Check off and on-job progress

  • Off-Job:

  • Identify apprentice's off-job progress

  • Identify any issues apprentice is experiencing with their off-job study

  • Identify any issues apprentice is experiencing with their RTO

  • Comments

  • Has the apprentice applied for any Industry Benchmark Recognition?

  • Has the apprentice completed the RPL application process with the RTO?

  • On-job:

  • What level of Supervision is the apprentice working under?

  • Does the apprentice understand the work they are carrying out?

  • Is the apprentice getting the right work exposure?

  • Is the apprentice on track with workplace profiling?

  • Is the apprentice submitting profiling cards regularly?

  • Comments

  • Identify any work related issues:

  • Does the apprentice have all required tools?

  • Does the apprentice have the correct PPE gear?

  • Does the apprentice have all required equipment to carry out the work?

  • Identify any workplace related issues:

  • - Pay

  • - Transport

  • - Work environment

  • Comments

  • Identify any other issues or concerns raised by the apprentice

  • Apprentice Learning Support: (Workplace)

  • Is there suitable support available to the apprentice in the workplace

  • Is the safety and welfare of the apprentice a workplace consideration?

  • Comments

Signatures

  • Apprentice sign off:

  • Mentor sign off:

Post visit comments and observations

Post visit comments and observations

  • Please add any further comments or observations after you have completed the visit

  • Comments

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