A104. Triangulating evidence


This resource explains the importance of triangulating evidence in Ofsted inspections, helping providers ensure consistency across all areas of provision. It outlines how inspectors use multiple sources of evidence, such as learner feedback, staff input, observations and data, to form accurate judgements. The guide also explores how organisations can apply triangulation within their own quality assurance processes, strengthening inspection readiness and ensuring that evidence of impact is clear, consistent and robust. 


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