Quick answer
Written Instructional Materials (WIM) are the teaching and assessment materials a JPK-accredited centre uses to deliver a NOSS programme. Our Level 3 WIM package develops 11 components — from information, assignment and work sheets to the instructor guide, lesson and assessment plans, assessment instruments and marking guides — based on the relevant NOSS competency units and JPK's latest guidelines using Competency-Based Training (CBT) methodology.
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Overview
Every NOSS programme is taught from Written Instructional Materials. JPK expects them to follow the programme's competency units exactly, and it reviews them during programme accreditation and audits.
Level 3 WIM supports supervisory-level programmes, where assessment instruments and marking guides carry more weight. The materials must work together: information and work sheets for learners, an instructor guide and lesson plan for trainers, and assessment plans with instruments and marking guides to measure competence.
Materials copied from other programmes are a frequent audit finding. We develop the WIM from the relevant NOSS competency units under current JPK guidelines, so it is ready to use for accreditation, teaching and assessment.
Who needs this
- JPK-accredited centres preparing programme accreditation
- Centres adding a programme through COPTPA
- Centres updating outdated instructional materials
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Documents you need to prepare
From the centre
- Target NOSS programme and competency units
- Facilities and equipment used for practical training
- Existing materials, if any
We develop
- Information Sheet (IS)
- Assignment Sheet (AS)
- Work Sheet (WS)
- Instructor Guide (IG)
- Lesson Plan
- Assessment Plan
- Practical Assessment Materials
- Training Delivery Schedule
- Learning Activities & Exercises
- Assessment Instruments & Marking Guides
- Supporting Teaching & Learning Materials
- WIM must follow the specific NOSS competency units for the programme.
- Level 3 materials must match the programme level.
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How to get it done with ONEKEY BIZ
- 1NOSS mapping Week 1
Competency units and learning outcomes mapped.
- 2Draft materials Week 2–4
Sheets, guides and plans drafted.
- 3Assessment design Week 3–5
Assessment plans, instruments and marking guides prepared.
- 4Review Week 5
Materials reviewed with the centre.
- 5Final set Done
Complete WIM delivered.
You do
- Confirm the NOSS programme
- Review drafts
We do
- Map NOSS competency units
- Develop every WIM component
- Build assessment materials
- Deliver an audit-ready set
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What you receive
Information Sheet (IS), Assignment Sheet (AS), Work Sheet (WS), Instructor Guide (IG), Lesson Plan, Assessment Plan, Practical Assessment Materials, Training Delivery Schedule, Learning Activities & Exercises, Assessment Instruments & Marking Guides, Supporting Teaching & Learning Materials.
For the centre's future updates.
Official sources
Frequently asked questions
Can WIM be reused across programmes?
No. Materials must match each programme's NOSS competency units.
Is WIM needed for COPTPA?
Yes, programme accreditation reviews the instructional materials.
What does Level 3 add?
Level 3 includes assessment instruments and marking guides suited to supervisory competence.