HR Consultant Partner
Version 1.2 – TQUK Level 5 End-Point Assessment for ST0238 HR Consultant Partner (610/1000/5)
Funding: £7,000
Duration: 36 months
Level: 5
Number: ST0238
LARS Number: 190
Version: 1.2
See Versions 1.1 | 1.2
This page describes the latest version of the HR Consultant Partner standard (version 1.2), which came into force in March 2023. This version revised the standard as part of a wider revision process. Version 1.1 is still in use for apprentices who started between 5th July 2019 and 6th March 2023. Version 1 has been retired. For more information, please visit the IfATE’s website.
HR Consultants are the beating heart of a business and help it build a culture that’s positive, inclusive and safe for everyone. They can work in a generalised role, where they provide support across a range of HR areas, or a specialist role, where they focus on a specific area, such as resourcing or organisational development. Whichever path they take, people in this role must be detail-oriented, have excellent communication skills, and be able to make strong recommendations about varied and sometimes unpredictable situations.
Apprenticeship Assessment Components
To complete their Apprenticeship Assessment, HR Consultant Partner apprentices must achieve a pass or distinction in the following two components.
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The consultative project is a real example of work done by the apprentice in their role that will be completed after the gateway, taking a maximum of three months. The project requires the apprentice to describe how they have applied their knowledge and HR-related skills to deliver the services required by the role as described in the standard. It should describe a situation where the apprentice has successfully worked with a customer (probably an internal one) to deliver a specific piece(s) of HR advice or provide an HR solution(s) for them. The content of the 5,000-word project should include the project objectives, the scope of the work, a description of the situation/problem/business need, the methodology used, information gathered, any conclusions and recommendations, and finally what the implementation plan was.
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The professional discussion is conducted after the Apprenticeship Assessment Assessor has reviewed and marked the consultative project. It focuses on the skills and behaviours specified in the apprenticeship standard, together with any knowledge and skills components that were not previously covered in the Apprenticeship Assessment components are weighted 50% and each have pass/distinction grading.
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Assessment planning meetings offered to all apprentices
Results released in market-leading time
Gateway to completion submission reviewed within 24 hours
Assessments booked within 1 working day of gateway to completion approval
Average gateway to completion of 6 weeks*
*unless otherwise stipulated by the assessment plan Learn more about this standard
