Level 3 Radio Network Technician

Overview - Version 1.0

Notebook Assessment Services can assess the Level 3 Radio Network Technician apprenticeship, providing a personalised, flexible and responsive service that supports apprenticeship providers.

A Radio Network Technician is a fixer: they’re responsible for setting up, configuring and managing radio networks used for comms and data transfer. Their role is important - they help to prevent expensive and time-consuming network issues well before they materialise. This results in a ripple effect of increased productivity and secure data. Fault-finding, optimisation, installation, testing and design are all part of their skillset.

ST000757 Version 1.0
LARS: 611

EPA price: £2,350

EPA timeframe: 4+ Months

24 months minimum to gateway

Remote End Point Assessment

EQA Ofqual Grading: Pass/Merit/Distinction/Fail

- Level 2 English and mathematics

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- 60 minutes (+10%).
- Minimum of 7 questions.

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The assessment approach for this standard has three methods:
- Practical Assessment with questioning.
- Knowledge Test.
- Professional Discussion.

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- 20 MCQ’s
- 60 minutes
- Closed book.

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- Total of 5 hrs 30 minutes (+10%).
- Minimum of 10 questions throughout the assessment based on observation of tasks.
- 3 practical tasks that must show:
  - Plan a digital data and voice network
  - Build a digital data and voice network
  - Fault find a digital data and voice network