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What are National Vocational Qualifications?

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What are National Vocational Qualifications?

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A National Vocational Qualification (NVQ), or a Scottish Vocational Qualification in Scotland, is a work based qualification recognised throughout the UK. NVQs are evidence that you are competent in the work that you do. They are set at different levels dependent on the level of skills and responsibility including: • NVQs in Care at levels 2, 3 and 4 • NVQs in Caring for Children and Young People at level 3 • NVQs in Promoting Independence at level 3 You don’t have to take exams; a trained assessor will join you at work to assess your abilities in various areas. In Staffordshire we provide excellent NVQ opportunities through our Staff Development Centre, which is an accredited Assessment Centre for a range of NVQ’s including NVQ’s in Care.

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