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When evaluating training programs, Artyom must ensure compliance with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) requirements, as adherence is a condition of registration. Internal evaluations should prioritize these standards and meticulous records must be kept to document compliance throughout the process. Self-audit documents may be available through escrow or third parties. The final step in the review process involves creating a formal report on evaluation findings, which should contribute to the organization's continuous improvement program. This report should identify compliance issues and provide suggestions for rectification, noting the importance of actionable recommendations that the organization can realistically implement.
