Assessment Rating Scale
Assessment Against the Selection Criteria
Scale | Description | Examples |
Outstanding
| The applicant has demonstrated exceptionally well developed and relevant skills and abilities, and the appropriate personal qualities in relation to this criterion and their performance is well above what would normally be expected of staff at this level. | Is able to perform well above expectations for any of the following reasons:
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Highly Suitable
| The applicant has highly developed and relevant skills and abilities, and would perform consistently well again this criterion. | Would require little supervision to achieve good results, for any of the following reasons:
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Suitable (meets criteria)
| The applicant has relevant skills, abilities and personal qualities and would be generally effective against this criterion | Would require routine supervision to perform at an acceptable level for any of the following reasons:
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Requires Development
| The applicant has some skills, abilities and personal qualities relevant to the criterion, but is limited on others. They would be able to perform the duties of the position with close supervision, but would require further training and development to meet the standard required against this criterion | Would require close supervision to perform at an acceptable level for any of the following reasons:
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Does not meet criteria
| The applicant is unable to demonstrate that they have adequate skills, abilities and personal qualities in relation to the criterion. They do not meet the requirements of this criterion. | Would be unable to perform the duties and would require constant supervision for any of the following reasons:
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Not Assessed | Unable to comment on whether the applicant met the selection criterion from the available information. | |
