What Is an IQA? How to Become an Internal Quality Assurer
- The Big Teacher
- Mar 14
- 1 min read
What Is an IQA (Internal Quality Assurer)?
An Internal Quality Assurer (IQA) plays a crucial role in ensuring assessment quality within training centres and educational institutions. IQAs monitor, review, and improve the assessment process to ensure compliance with awarding bodies.
To become an IQA, you’ll need the Level 4 Award in Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice (IQA qualification).
Who Needs an IQA Qualification?
The IQA course is ideal for:
✔️ Qualified assessors who want to advance their careers
✔️ Education professionals overseeing assessment processes
✔️ Training providers ensuring their courses meet accreditation standards
✔️ Businesses with internal training programs
What Will You Learn in the IQA Course?
📌 Principles and practices of internal quality assurance
📌 Monitoring and improving assessment processes
📌 Ensuring assessors meet awarding body requirements
📌 Providing feedback to assessors and trainers
📌 Maintaining accurate assessment records
Jobs You Can Get with an IQA Qualification
After completing the IQA course, you can apply for roles such as:
🎓 Internal Quality Assurer (IQA)
🎓 Lead Internal Verifier
🎓 Compliance Officer in education and training
🎓 Quality Manager for vocational qualifications
IQAs work within colleges, training centres, businesses, and organisations that provide accredited qualifications.
How to Enrol in the IQA Course
At The Big Teacher, we offer:
✅ Flexible online learning – study at your own pace
✅ Expert tutor support – get guidance throughout the course
✅ Recognised qualification – boost your career prospects
Want to become an IQA and take the next step in your career?Click here to enrol in the IQA course now.