This qualification proves learners have the necessary knowledge and skills to study the specific discipline at a higher education level.
Those looking for degree equivalent qualifications need to enrol on a Level 4 or Level 5 award. Having a Level 3 NVQ will allow workers to continue their career progression to opening the door to new supervisor roles. You cannot hold a supervisor position on a construction site without being in possession of this card.
To start a Level 3 NVQ you will need to already hold a suitable position with the sector you are training for. Although there are no specific entry requirements for learners in terms of previous qualifications, some will require you to already hold a Level 2 NVQ before you can enrol. They provide more advanced levels of learning which can be compared to degree in terms of their level of qualification. Level 4s are perfect for workers who have some managerial experience and want to step up to take a permanent management role.
Some Level 4 qualifications available include:. Achieving a Level 4 qualification is the equivalent of completing a higher education certificate.
As Level 4 NVQs and undergraduate degrees are equivalent levels of qualification, it is unlikely that you would need to have both. For example, some construction sites may require you to have an NVQ as it displays your practical experience and knowledge of working on sites. Ultimately, having both a degree and an NVQ will look great on your CV, as it will display a thorough understanding of the topic on an academic and practical level.
The length of time to complete this qualification will depend upon the personal circumstance of the learner and how much time they can dedicate to learning.
However, most learners take approximately nine months to complete all their modules and assessments. Level 4 education awards, such as the Certificate in Education and Training , are the first stage of qualifications which require learners to have practical experience of teaching. These courses designed for people who are currently working or training to be teachers. It provides learners with essential knowledge such as meeting the needs of students, lesson planning and understanding key legislation.
Level 4 qualifications act as bring between Level 3 and Level 5 and can help certain groups people access higher education with a view to performing management or supervisory roles. These levels can be particularly for those who are looking to work in teaching, as a Level 4 award will allow you to obtain full employment as a teacher or training role.
This qualification is also perfect for those who are already teaching and want to gain a nationally recognised teaching qualification. The Level 4 Certificate in Education and Training will enable learners to work in a teaching role and progress onto a broader teaching qualification. To study a Level 4 qualification in teaching, you may be required to have completed the Level 3 Award in Education and Training.
This five-day course will provide learners with the grounding in a range of skills and knowledge required for teaching in a wide range of environments. These skills will be developed further in the Level 4. Level 5 NVQs are designed for people who have expert knowledge of their job role and want to take management positions in a company.
Ideal if you're just starting out or are new to the subject area. This level covers routine tasks and basic knowledge. Find a course or qualification I'm looking for: Search. Find a centre Near me:. Offering: Search. Centres Learners Employers.
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An HND can lead directly to a career, or it can be extended via a top-up course into a full Bachelors degree. Discover more about HND courses. A DipHE at Level 5 is the academic equivalent to the HND and is awarded after two years of full-time study at a university or other higher education institution. It's recognised as a standalone qualification and teaching is delivered to the standard of a full undergraduate degree, which makes the DipHE an attractive option to students who can't commit to a three-year degree.
It's the academic equivalent to the Higher National Certificate HNC and a viable option for those considering transferring onto a Bachelors course they don't have the qualifications for. NVQs are focused on practical skills in the context of your full or part-time work.
You must be employed prior to enrolling onto an NVQ course. Instead of taking exams, you're assessed by demonstrating your ability to do your job over a period of time - by submitting a portfolio and undergoing observations by an assessor.
Candidates are observed on each unit when they're ready, meaning there's no time limit on completing NVQ modules. NVQ fees vary between courses and institutions. Jobs and work experience Search graduate jobs Job profiles Work experience and internships Employer profiles What job would suit me?
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What can I do with my degree? If your NVQ was listed on the QCF at the time you studied it then you may be eligible for an award of credit transfer but this will be based on the QCF credit rating of your study and not the information contained below.
For an NVQ completed at Level 4 or 5 from onwards, that was not on the QCF at the time you completed it, we may be able to make an award of up to 60 credits at Level 2.
If you only completed part of the qualification we are unable to make an award of credit transfer. We are usually only able to award credit for one NVQ qualification. If you hold more than one NVQ then you should include this information with your application for credit transfer, but it is likely that you will only receive an award of credit transfer for one of the qualifications.
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