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SMARTT can offer and support sixth form students progression onto higher education, such as college or university. Normally, to take a higher education course sixth form students will need at least two full A Levels or equivalent Level 3 qualification. If sixth form students are applying to university or college, earn points in the UCAS Tariff . Different types of qualifications are grouped together into various ‘levels’.
SMARTT offer many new things and qualifications to school sixth form or sixth form college including;
An National Vocational Qualification NVQ is a work-based way of learning. NVQ’s are the most popular qualifications and are usually completed in the workplace environment . One of the benefits of a NVQ is that individuals test their ability to actually do the job, which makes them suitable to take whilst in work. Our post popular NVQ courses will prove certain work-related tasks in a;
This Diploma gives young people the opportunity to explore the public services sector and helps them to become more employable. The employer-endorsed content is up to date and relevant, reflecting the blend of knowledge, practical skills, communication and team-working skills needed to progress to further study or employment in the sector and beyond.
A report in FE Week suggests that a significant number of Level 2 Apprenticeships being advertised, require the applicant to have already passed GCSE A*-C in Maths and English. SMARTT can offer Functional Skills Level 2 in Maths and English.
These accredited qualifications is an introduction to all health and safety courses for those starting work, returning to work or who need specific training in a specific health and safety qualification. Please click here for more details in another page
