For assessors: CREST criteria assessment guide
Click the criteria below to see what's expected of a project at each CREST Award level, and examples of the criteria being met.
1 – Planning the project
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2 – Throughout the project
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3 – Finalising the project
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4 – Project-wide criteria
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