Apprentice brewers may work for large-scale breweries with national or international production right through to small micro-breweries. All brewers though are responsible for making beer either at specific stages of production or in its entirety, from ingredients intake to the final product.
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Level 4 Brewer
End-point Assessment ST0580
The brewer end-point assessment consists of three elements:
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Practical brewing assessment, underpinned by brewer logbook
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Knowledge test
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Professional discussion, underpinned by brewer logbook
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The assessments can be taken in any order and may be spread over more than one day. The end-point assessment must be fully completed though within twelve weeks of the EPA gateway.
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The standard charge for EPA is 15-20% of the IfATE maximum funding rate, to view FDQ's Fee's Policy click here
Available support guides for this standard to help you and your learners.
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Information for apprentices
Support documents are there to help prepare apprentices for the End-point Assessment (EPA).
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FDQ Guide to EPA
The Guide to EPA was created to give all parties guidance, support and a full understanding of the Level 4 Brewer Apprenticeship Standard EPA requirements.
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If you’d like to discuss the brewery end-point assessment why not call one of our friendly EPA team on 0113 859 1266 or email us at EPA@fdq.org.uk
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To find out exactly what’s involved in an FDQ end-point assessment download the End-point Assessment Guide below.