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ERR & induction standards Please use this forum to discuss workplace induction standards and employment rights and responsibilities - E.R.R. workbook

Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools level 3 course handbook

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Help with mastery discussion
Hi I have to have a mastery discussion on ERR in children and young people's settings. My assessor said it will only be a short discussion to make sure I am ready to sit the test. I have completed my booklet but not sure what to include in the discussion as I doubt she wants me to read out every single law and what each one consists of?
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I know this thread is a few years old but I have to do this tomorrow any advice?

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