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Jason dunne — Practical Assessment (Referral (Not Yet Competent), 59.7%)

Submitted by Jason dunne 14 Jun 2026, 11:39 · 516 words Reference IFT-SNC-FEED-2026-06-14-X26X

Student Details

Name
Jason dunne
Course Location
Swords
Course Group
S7S Summer 26
Course Start
2026-06-14

Practical Assessment Result

Automatically calculated from the rubric grades · 29 of 29 criteria graded

Referral (Not Yet Competent) REPs Ireland & PD Approval: Not Yet Competent
59.7%

Final weighted score

‚ö† Safety override triggered

One or more safety-critical criteria were graded NYC. Per IFT rules this auto-refers the student regardless of overall percentage.

  • c2_safety_priority
ComponentEarned%WeightContributes
Exercise Demo & Technical Coaching 15 / 21 71.4% 25% 17.9%
Fault Identification & Correction 4 / 18 22.2% 15% 3.3%
Session Delivery & Coaching Practice 23 / 33 69.7% 40% 27.9%
Professional Scenario / Viva 8 / 15 53.3% 20% 10.7%
Assessor
Mark White
Assessment date
2026-06-14
Component(s) referred
referral ON SAFTY

Student & Assessment Details19 words

Student full name: Jason dunne

Student email: jdunne30@gmail.com

Assessment date: 2026-06-14

Course group: S7S Summer 26

Course location: Swords

Assessor4 words

Assessor name: Mark White

Component 1 — Exercise Demonstration & Technical Coaching125 words

• Technical execution — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good demos, good observations.
• Load selection — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Nees to be able to talk more about the method and what the load means in a cluster set
• Instructional clarity — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Needs to work on feedback during client rest periods, good cues, needs to keep concentration
• Coaching cues — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: good feedback, asking for feedback when doing RDL and targeting specific muscle groups.
• Demonstration quality — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Clear and visible
• Observation & feedback — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: needs more work on feedback through out
• Safety awareness — Highly Competent [HC]
Notes: Good spacing aware of the clients surroundings

Exercises observed (up to 5)15 words

Exercise 1: Cluster sets

Exercise 2: Goblet squats

Exercise 3: RDLs

Exercise 4: Calf raises

Component 2 — Fault Identification & Correction61 words

• Fault identification — Developing [D]
Notes: Needs to understand the targeted
• Problem recognition — Developing [D]
• Cause analysis — Developing [D]
Notes: Needs to spot glutes are not cueing and lower back is the overworked
• Corrective coaching — Developing [D]
• Regression / progression — Not Yet Competent [NYC]
• Safety prioritisation — Not Yet Competent [NYC]

Component 3 — Session Delivery & Coaching Practice161 words

• Session planning & organisation — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Lower body session for cluster stets
• Professional conduct — Highly Competent [HC]
Notes: Good professional approach
• Warm-up delivery — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good RAMP protocol
• Technical instruction — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good cues needs to move around a little more
• Demonstration quality — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Needs work on cueing and observation from different angles,
• Observation & feedback — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Needs to offer more and ask for more feedback
• Safety management — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good clear space and no incidents
• Session management — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good pacing and management, good plan
• Adaptability — Competent (Pass) [C]
• Communication & engagement — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Needs a little more encouragement but good positive approach
• Cool-down & conclusion — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Finds it hard to verbalise knowledge when pushed shows understanding

Component 4 — Professional Scenario Questions / Viva80 words

• Problem analysis — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Needed cues to understand of reaching in the RDL
• Evidence-based reasoning — Developing [D]
Notes: Needs more understanding what possible faults that may be in each lift
• Professional judgment — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Once highlighted he understood the importance of judgment
• Practical solutions — Competent (Pass) [C]
Notes: Good solution to over reaching in RDL when pushed .
• Communication — Developing [D]
Notes: Needs work on communication

Assessor feedback to student43 words

Component(s) referred (if applicable): referral ON SAFTY

Assessor comments / feedback to student: Needs work on sharing knowledge with simple cues and giving feedback to the client on hoe the exercise relates to the clients needs. When pushed by assessor he showed knowledge.

Sign-off8 words

Assessor signature (type name): Mark White

Date: 2026-06-14

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