Table 3.
Competency assessment schedule.
Assessment # | When conducted | Competencies (e.g., foundational skills, IPT) | Format (structured role play, or client observation) | Who acts as client | Who conducts rating | Who receives results | How are results used | What modifications are needed for implemen-tation |
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1 | Before practicum exposure |
Fundamental 1-Counseling skills 2-Ethical attitude and behavior 3-Professionalism 4-Reflective practice. |
Modality: Standardized role plays with mock group members Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Trainers and students | University rators and supervisors | Students, Practicum coordinator and university supervisors | Assess trainees’ competency levels to inform training plan; Record a baseline of competency to track trainees’ progress and performance across training. | Training and assessment skills to supervisors and program coordinators |
2 | After practicum exposure |
Fundamental 1-Counseling skills 2-Ethical attitude and behavior 3-Professionalism 4-Reflective practice. |
Modality: Standardized role plays with mock group members Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Trainers and students | University rators and supervisors | Students, practicum coordinator and university supervisors | Assess trainees’ competency levels to inform training plan; Record a baseline of competency to track trainees’ progress and Performance across training. | Training and assessment skills to supervisors and program coordinators |
3 | Before practicum |
Functional 1-Counseling skills 2-Clinical -Assessment, 3-Case conceptualization 4-Intervention |
Modality: Periodic role-plays; single competency role plays Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Trainers and students | University rators and Supervisors | Students, practicum coordinator and university supervisors | To track and record trainees’ progress during training; Measure maintenance or drift in skills; Inform any needed adjustments to training activities. | |
4 | After practicum |
Functional 1-Counseling skills 2-Clinical -Assessment 3-Case conceptualization 4-Intervention |
Modality: Standardized role plays with mock group members Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Students | University rators and Supervisors | Students, practicum coordinator and university supervisors | To track and record trainees’ progress during training; Measure maintenance or drift in skills; Inform any needed adjustments to training Activities; Evaluation of trainees to confirm minimum practicum competency levels are met; Compare pre- and post-assessments to examine effectiveness of training program; Inform remediation needs and activities; Highlight supervision needs; Inform promotion of trainee for further training as interns. |
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5 | Before Internship |
Functional 1-Clinical Assessment, 2-Case conceptualization 3-Intervention 4-Supervision |
Modality: Standardized role plays with mock group members Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Students (peers) | Students, University rators and Supervisors | Students, Internship coordinator and university supervisors | To track and record trainees’ progress during training; Measure maintenance or drift in skills; Inform any needed adjustments to training Activities; Evaluation of trainees to confirm minimum practicum competency levels are met; Compare pre- and post-assessments to examine effectiveness of training program; Inform remediation needs and activities; Highlight supervision needs; Inform promotion of trainee for further training as interns. | |
6 | End of internship |
Functional 1-Clinical Assessment, 2-Case conceptualization 3-Intervention 4-Supervision |
Modality: Standardized role plays with mock group members Formats: Live observations, video recordings, audio recordings, transcripts |
Students (peers) | Students and University Supervisors | Students, Internship coordinator and university supervisors | Measure maintenance or drift in skills; Evaluation of trainees to confirm minimum practicum competency levels are met; Compare pre- and post-assessments to examine effectiveness of training program; Inform remediation needs and activities; Determine trainee readiness to work in real world; base for certification. |