Wildlife Management  ·  Level 5
Human-Wildlife Interactions
Chapter 1: Conduct wildlife conservation education
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Practical 1: Prepare and deliver a wildlife conservation educational talk to a community group

Wildlife Management · Level 5
Human-Wildlife Interactions
PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
TIME: 4 HOURS
⬇ PDFCandidate Instructions (Candidate Tool)

Type: Individual

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:
1.  You are required to perform the following task:
i.  Prepare and deliver a 20-minute wildlife conservation educational talk to a community group using provided slides and supporting materials.
2.  You have been provided with the following resources for the practical task:
Tools & EquipmentMaterials
Projector for slide presentationFoolscap sheets
External storage device with presentation slidesWriting materials (notebook)
PenSafari field gear (khaki shirt and trousers, boots, hat/cape)
Microphone and speaker system
⬇ PDFResources Required (Cutting List)
S/NItemQuantity
1Assessment room with desk and chair1 per Candidate
2Wall clock1 per Assessment room
3Projector for slide presentation1 per Assessment room
4External storage device with presentation slides (pdf)1 per Projector
5Foolscap sheets5 Pcs per Candidate
6Pen1 Pc per Candidate
7Writing materials (notebook)1 Pc per Candidate
8Safari field gear (khaki shirt and trousers, boots, hat/cape)1 set per Candidate
9Microphone and speaker system1 set per Assessment room
⬇ PDFAssessor Guide
Items to be EvaluatedMarks AvailableMarks ObtainedComments
TASK 1: Personal Grooming and Presentation
Candidate wears appropriate safari field gear (boots, khaki shirt and trousers, cape/hat)
(Award 2 marks for full correct attire; 1 mark for partial; 0 if missing)
2
Candidate uses microphone audibly and clearly during presentation
(Award 2 marks for clear audibility throughout; 1 mark if audible but inconsistent)
2
Candidate demonstrates confidence and maintains eye contact
(Award 2 marks for confident delivery; 1 mark for occasional hesitation)
2
Candidate maintains well-groomed hair and short nails
(Award 1 mark if neat and well-groomed; 0 if untidy)
1
Sub-Total7
TASK 2: Content Preparation and Delivery
Candidate prepares an educational talk covering at least three key wildlife conservation principles
(Award 1 mark per correctly covered principle, max 3)
3
Candidate uses at least 3 supporting examples or local wildlife species in the talk
(Award 1 mark for each relevant example or species cited, max 3)
3
Candidate uses visual aids (slides and foolscap notes) effectively to support the presentation
(Award 3 marks for effective use; 1-2 marks for partial use; 0 if none)
3
Candidate answers at least two relevant questions from the community group correctly
(Award 1 mark per correct answer, max 2)
2
Sub-Total11
PRODUCT CHECKLIST
Educational talk duration is within 18-22 minutes
(Award 2 marks if within time; 1 mark if 15-17 or 23-25 minutes; 0 if outside range)
2
Content is accurate, clear, and organized logically
(Award 3 marks for accurate and clear content; 1-2 marks for minor inaccuracies or poor organization)
3
Visual aids are legible, relevant, and error-free
(Award 2 marks for clear, relevant visual aids; 1 mark if partially effective)
2
Candidate effectively engages the community group during presentation
(Award 3 marks for good engagement; 1-2 marks for limited engagement)
3
Sub-Total10
GRAND TOTAL28
ASSESSMENT OUTCOME:   ☐ Competent    ☐ Not Yet Competent (competent if at least 50%)

Practical 2: Design and produce wildlife conservation educational posters

Wildlife Management · Level 5
Human-Wildlife Interactions
PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
TIME: 4 HOURS
⬇ PDFCandidate Instructions (Candidate Tool)

Type: Individual

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:
1.  You are required to perform the following task:
i.  Design and create two A2 size wildlife conservation educational posters highlighting key messages on wildlife conservation in Kenya.
2.  You have been provided with the following resources for the practical task:
Tools & EquipmentMaterials
Colored markersA2 size poster paper
PencilsPrinted wildlife conservation factsheets
EraserReference wildlife photographs
Ruler 30 cm
Glue stick
Scissors
Pen
⬇ PDFResources Required (Cutting List)
S/NItemQuantity
1A2 size poster paper2 Pcs per Candidate
2Colored markers1 set per Candidate
3Pencils2 Pcs per Candidate
4Eraser1 Pc per Candidate
5Ruler 30 cm1 Pc per Candidate
6Glue stick1 Pc per Candidate
7Printed wildlife conservation factsheets1 set per Candidate
8Scissors1 Pc per Candidate
9Reference wildlife photographs5 Pcs per Candidate
10Pen1 Pc per Candidate
⬇ PDFAssessor Guide
Items to be EvaluatedMarks AvailableMarks ObtainedComments
TASK 1: Personal presentation and preparation
Candidate wears prescribed attire (khaki/green field gear and safari boots)
(Award 2 marks for correct attire, 0 if not)
2
Candidate uses PPE where necessary (e.g., gloves if handling materials)
(Award 1 mark if PPE is used appropriately, 0 if not)
1
Candidate sets up working area neatly and organizes materials
(Award 2 marks for neat and organized setup, 0 if untidy)
2
Candidate demonstrates confidence and clear audibility when explaining poster content
(Award 2 marks for confident and audible presentation, 0 if not)
2
Candidate maintains well-groomed hair and nails (short nails)
(Award 1 mark if well-groomed, 0 if not)
1
Sub-Total8
TASK 2: Design and content accuracy
Candidate includes accurate and relevant wildlife conservation messages
(Award 4 marks for accurate and relevant content, 0 if inaccurate or missing)
4
Candidate uses appropriate and clear illustrations or images related to wildlife conservation
(Award 3 marks for suitable illustrations, 0 if irrelevant or missing)
3
Candidate organizes content logically and legibly
(Award 3 marks for logical and legible content, 0 if confusing or illegible)
3
Candidate uses correct spelling and grammar in text
(Award 2 marks for correct spelling and grammar, 0 if many errors)
2
Sub-Total12
TASK 3: Poster presentation and finishing
Candidate ensures posters are neat with no tears or smudges
(Award 2 marks for neatness, 0 if untidy)
2
Candidate applies glue and attachments neatly without excess glue visible
(Award 2 marks for neat glue application, 0 if messy)
2
Candidate uses ruler to align text and images properly
(Award 2 marks for proper alignment, 0 if misaligned)
2
Candidate presents posters clearly to assessor, explaining key messages
(Award 4 marks for clear and confident presentation, 0 if unclear or hesitant)
4
Sub-Total10
PRODUCT CHECKLIST
Posters are A2 size (420mm x 594mm) and conform to required dimensions
(Award 3 marks if dimensions correct, 0 if incorrect)
3
Posters contain at least 5 key messages on wildlife conservation
(Award 3 marks if key messages present, 0 if fewer than 5)
3
Posters are visually appealing with balanced use of colors and images
(Award 3 marks for visual appeal, 0 if poor design)
3
Text and images are clear, legible, and correctly spaced
(Award 3 marks for clarity and spacing, 0 if cluttered or unclear)
3
Sub-Total12
GRAND TOTAL42
ASSESSMENT OUTCOME:   ☐ Competent    ☐ Not Yet Competent (competent if at least 50%)
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