BASC: DMQ appoints new external verifier (Scotland)
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
12:15 PM
DMQ appoints new external verifier (Scotland)
DMQ is pleased to announce the appointment of Rognvald Taylor as the new external verifier (Scotland). The primary responsibility of this post is to quality assure the assessment processes for the award of the Deer Stalking Certificate at the five DMQ-accredited assessment centres in Scotland.
Mr Taylor is at present an external verifier with the Scottish Qualifications Authority for game management and agriculture and has recently left the post of assistant principal at North Highland College (Thurso). He has extensive deer management experience and has had a close relationship with DMQ over many years.
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Deer Management Qualifications (DMQ) is a company limited by guarantee, whose object is to act as the UK’s standard setting and award making body in the field of wild deer management. It accredits, inspects and exercises quality control over the assessment process, and maintains a register of holders of the award of the Deer Stalking Certificate (DSC) 1 and 2.
For more details contact: Andrew Hoon, CE DMQ
Challow Marsh Farm, East Challow, Wantage OX12 0ED
Tel: 01235 770631
Email: andrew.hoon@dmq.org.uk
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