What is QECO evaluation?
What is QECO evaluation?
A QECO evaluation is based on individual academic achievement, as determined by Program 5. QECO only communicates with the teacher. After receiving a new QECO evaluation, it is a teacher’s responsibility to submit the QECO Statement of Evaluation to his/her school board for salary category placement.
How do I get a QECO evaluation?
To be eligible for QECO services, you must hold a valid Certificate of Qualification and Registration from the Ontario College of Teachers. Your certification must be accessible on the OCT Public Register, and your status with the OCT must be in good standing.
What does QECO stand for?
QECO
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| QECO | Qualifications Evaluation Council of Ontario |
How long does a QECO evaluation take?
Turnaround time for an evaluation can vary from as short as one week to as long as three months, depending on whether or not all necessary documentation is provided by the teacher.
What is second class standing?
1. Second class standing in an acceptable five year undergraduate university degree in QECO/COEQ means the minimum B standing as recognized by the granting institution at the time the work was completed.
How do I apply for Osstf?
OSSTF/FEESO members will now be able to apply online at apps.qeco.on.ca. Any OSSTF/FEESO members who have submitted paper applications to OSSTF/FEESO since December 2019 are encouraged to go to the QECO website to register and then apply online.
How many AQS can you take at once?
Can I take more than one AQ at a time? Yes. However, in order to ensure that you meet attendance expectations and ETFO AQ’s assessment and evaluation criteria, candidates are only able to take a maximum of two courses during any fall/winter/spring or summer session.
What are the QECO levels?
General Education Chart
- Category A. No university degree.
- Category A1. An acceptable undergraduate university degree.
- Category A2. An acceptable four year undergraduate university degree.
- Category A3. An acceptable undergraduate university degree plus an Honour Specialist qualification.
- Category A4.
What is an Honour specialist qualification?
Overview. Our Honours Specialist Qualifications (HSQ) courses help experienced teachers to develop the knowledge and skills associated with curriculum leadership. You must also have a strong knowledge in a specific subject area(s) and should be engaged in subject-specific professional development.
How do I send documents to QECO?
For an initial application, original, official documents and transcripts are to be mailed to the QECO office at 10 Alcorn Ave, Suite 100, Toronto, ON M4V 3A9. For OSSTF members: WELCOME TO QECO!
What is minimum second class or B standing?
Generic Grading Scale (Minimum Academic Standing)
| Letter | Percent | Class/Division |
|---|---|---|
| A | 75 – 100 | First Class (Honours) |
| A- | 60 – 74 | First Class |
| B+ | 55 – 59 | Second Class, Upper |
| B- | 50 – 54 | Second Class, Lower |
What is a high second class degree?
Upper Second-Class Honours (60-70%): there are two levels of second class degree. An upper second class, known as a 2:1 or two-one, is the higher of the two levels. Third-Class Honours (40-50%): known as a ‘third’ or 3rd, this degree is the lowest honours degree achievable.
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