EVANZ Awards 2024

Remember - your entry should be based on your activity and achievements for the  12 months from 1st October 2023 to 30th October 2024.

You can see the full marking rubric HERE

Judging Notes/Conditions of Entry:

• Each question has a maximum of 10 points available
• The rubric for the question sets out the expectation of content for the answer to that question
•  There is an expected level of quality for each level of marking. Whilst the number of examples can be used as a guide, it is quality of the examples that is important.
• There is some discretion of points awarded in each grade, with a scale for each grade. This gives the judge an ability to distinguish submissions of similar quality and content
• Each application is judged purely on its own merits. 
• The judges mark the answers based on the evidence provided, not on additional information they may know about the venue or nominee.
• All judging is completed in confidence, and only the EVANZ GM will know the marks awarded
• Should there be a tie for the winning nomination in a category, the GM will instigate a tie break process
• Each category will have an allocate tie break judge, separate from the main judges. They will only be utilised in the event of a tie break.
• The tie break judge will be provided with the tie-breaked applications (but not the marks awarded by other judges) and will conduct a final moderation judging of the applications. They will need to ensure one application scores higher than any others they are tie-breaked with, so will need to assess each question against the rubric, and against the other applications answers to ensure one scores higher
• The EVANZ GM reserves the right to alter the category an application has been made in if they determine that the applicant does not meet the basic requirements for the category they have applied for.