Can students retake the KOSSA assessments if they do not pass?

Students can indeed retake the KOSSA assessments if they do not pass, which is an important aspect of the assessment process. The ability to retake the assessments provides students with an opportunity to improve their skills and knowledge, ensuring they can achieve the competencies required in their respective fields. This practice supports a more effective learning environment, acknowledging that mastery takes time and that assessments are tools for learning rather than just final judgments on a student’s capabilities.

In contrast, the other options suggest restrictions on retaking the assessments. Not allowing retakes would hinder students’ ability to demonstrate their improvement and understanding. Limiting retakes to only once after 30 days or only allowing them based on a specific score does not align with the goal of fostering skill development and learner growth, which is a core principle of KOSSA assessments. Therefore, the correct choice reflects a supportive approach to student performance and learning outcomes.