| A beginning user’s guide to the
National Reporting System The National Reporting System (NRS) is a nationally
recognised mechanism for reporting outcomes of adult english language, literacy and
numeracy programmes.
The following example of using the NRS is designed to introduce new users to the
various components of the NRS and demonstrate how those components work together.
Once you are familiar with the NRS you can:
- use the Express Route to get to any component of the NRS directly
Or
- use the Using the NRS section which provides a path through the
information specifically for reporting purposes.
To learn about the development and purpose of the NRS select the Theoretical Underpinnings section from the home page.
This section provides information on:
- The process of developing the NRS.
- The components of the NRS.
- An overview of the NRS.
To examine a range of contexts for the
application of the NRS select the Case Studies section
from the home page. |
