Understand KA02 Knowledge Assessment Requirements Before You Revise
Your Knowledge Assessment must show engineering knowledge equal to the educational standard of a Washington Accord-accredited qualification. Your self-assessment statements must connect that knowledge with clear academic or professional evidence.
What Do We Check in Your KA02 Report Review?
Our KA02 report review team checks whether your statements, evidence, and work samples support the required knowledge elements. We identify unclear links, weak explanations, missing details, and presentation issues that need attention.
1. Knowledge Element Alignment
We check whether your evidence supports the relevant knowledge element and its performance indicators. You receive notes where a statement addresses the wrong area or lacks enough support.
2. Self-Assessment Statement Clarity
We review how clearly you explain your engineering knowledge. Broad claims, repeated ideas, and unclear explanations are marked for revision.
3. Evidence References
We check whether your statements point to specific files, sections, and page numbers. Missing references and evidence that is difficult to trace are clearly identified.
4. Work Sample Relevance
We review whether each selected work sample supports the elements you have linked to it. We also check whether your summary explains the project's complexity and technical value.
5. Personal Engineering Contribution
We identify sections where your own role is unclear. Your examples should separate your decisions, calculations, analysis, and technical actions from general team activities.
6. Structure and Presentation
Having knowledge that supports engineering design.We review section order, headings, paragraph flow, grammar, formatting, and consistency. The final application should be clear and easy to follow.