Commencing from 1st August 2009 all learners aged between 14 and 19 will require a Unique Learner Number (ULN) in order to process their registrations. We will also be phasing in ULNs for all other learners over the coming year.
Moving from the NQF to the CQF
Quality Surgeries offer your organisation an hours slot where your leaners work can be assessed and your Recommendation for Award of Credit (RAC) signed.
OCNSER GCSE Equivalent PageIntroductionImmediately below this introduction is an important statement about the aims and purposes of the AVA GCSE Equivalent Scheme. The middle section below sets out the AVA's options for running GCSE equivalents as a part of Access to HE provision. During 2009-10 we will be revising our existing GCSE equivalent schemes and the draft GCSE English equivalent is already out for consultation (see just below this text). The lower section contains a variety of downloadable resources to support tutors in centres. New Draft of English GCSE equivalent for use in 2010-11 OCNSER Statement about the Aims and Purposes of the Access GCSE Equivalent SchemesThese schemes are only for use by students on OCNSER Access to HE Diplomas. The GCSE equivalent schemes are intended to enable Access students to meet the matriculation requirements for entry to a range of HE degree courses where a GCSE pass at grade C or above is required. The schemes do NOT have any function beyond this and are not intended to be used as a substitute for any statutory requirements placed on an individual in order to be competent to practice, whether this be as a teacher, nurse, midwife etc. Access centres must make clear the status of any GCSE equivalent to students upon commencement of the Access Diploma. Students obtaining a place on an HE course using an OCNSER approved GCSE equivalent scheme, must be advised that they may have to undertake additional statutory requirements (such as obtaining an actual GCSE or taking another prescribed test) in order to be qualified to enter a specific career.
Summary of how to use OCNSER GCSE Equivalent SchemesUSING AN OCNSER GCSE EQUIVALENT SCHEME INSIDE AN ACCESS COURSEAt the start of the year
At the end of the year
Using NOCN Quals in Progression an Outside Access CourseAt the start of the year
Before the Exam/Final Assessment Board
At the end of the year
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