Originally Posted by
janembenson
I went through the process a few years ago now (2002) I think at the time I didn't need to address all the competencies being UK trained I am not sure if this has changed. I had to prove skills in the areas of management so I provided details of any management related modules at Uni with copies of any assignments and a copy of the Uni transcript. I also wrote a written statement about things I had done whilst working in this area, projects such as running a junior support group, supervising students, chairing meetings etc. I then asked specific people who I had worked with to provide me with references acknowledging these skills. I also had to provide details about research competency so I sent a copy of my uni ethics and research proposal and details of the relevant module at uni. I then provided a written statement with details about audits I had helped to undertake whilst working and again got a reference from the person I had worked with on this. In the end I had lots of references, each with a different bias to help cover the competencies.
Alot of the info I provided was written statements of things I had undertaken which I then linked to the competencies, I also provided certificates from any relevant courses. There is a lot of paperwork but I tried to stick to addressing the competencies as they were described. I hope this is of some help.
Jane
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