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Page 1: DfES Developments in Vocational Education Edexcel and JISC-CETIS clive.church@ntlworld.com

DfES Developments in Vocational Education

Edexcel and JISC-CETIS

[email protected]

Page 2: DfES Developments in Vocational Education Edexcel and JISC-CETIS clive.church@ntlworld.com

English Government Initiatives

• Every Child Matters• Building Schools for the Future• E-learning strategy • 14-19 Specialised Diploma• ‘Leitch’ Review of Vocational Education

(Qualifications to be employer led: ‘personalised’ aggregation from approved ’10 hour units’)

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To support Leitch 1: existing Competency Based QualificationsNational Vocational Qualifications (NVQS)

Assessment by ‘verified’ evidence (principally form observation) of a ‘competency’

• What you must know

•What you must do

•What you must cover

Unit: Maintain the Reception Service

Element: Prepare the Reception Service

K7: What services are available to customers

1. Make sure you have sufficient staff with the necessary skills to maintain the reception service

2. ……….

Helping to develop and communicate procedures to cover the following:

• Room allocation

• Customer arrivals.

• ………

Can the candidate prove he/ she can do something

Page 4: DfES Developments in Vocational Education Edexcel and JISC-CETIS clive.church@ntlworld.com

To support Leitch 2:Vocational ‘unit’ specification (10 hours of study)

Outcomes Assessment criteriaTo achieve each outcome a learner must demonstrate an ability to:

1. Explore organisational structure and culture.

compare and contrast different organisational structures and cultureanalyse the relationship between an organisation’s structure and culture and the effects on business performanceanalyse the factors which influence individual behaviour at work.

Can the candidate prove he/ she knows how to do something

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Levels of Achievement (England)

0

1

2

3

4

7

6

5

A Level

GCSE

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Levels of Achievement (England)

0

1

2

3

4

7

6

5

A Level

GCSE

HE

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Edexcel

Qualification and Curriculum Authority

National

Assessment

Agency

Pearson

Pearson Assessment and Testing

Longmans Penguin

FT

Pearson Phoenix

The Influences on a Qualification Awarding Bodies

City and Guilds OCR

Regulator To modernise the exam and testing system

Promissor

PearsonVue

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….the big challenge…… the 14-19 Specialised Diploma

Principal Learning

(sector related)

Skills development in work based environments

Additional/ Specialist Learning.

Units from framework for achievement

Functional Skills (Numeracy, Literacy, IT)

Personal Learning and Thinking Project

10 days work experience

Level 3 48% 33% 19%

DIPLOMA

OCR(a Component Awarding Body)

City and Guilds (a Component Awarding Body)

Edexcel (a Component Awarding Body)

Edexcel(a Diploma Awarding Body)

First Delivery of first phase September 2008

2010: part of GCSES

NEED FOR STANDARDS

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Ken Boston, chief executive of the QCA, has signalled the end of A-levels as the "gold standard" exam for teenagers wanting to go on to university. Dr Boston said he hoped the new specialist diplomas would take over from A-levels as the main route to higher education. 

The Independent   18 January 2007

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QCA Framework Database

Approved vocational credits (10 hours of study): assessment method as appropriate

Awarding Bodies (Edexcel etc.)

Submit units for approval

MIAP Database

Student details including ULN

Minerva

Stores all Learner Achievements

Selects a Unit

Registers and is assessed by Awarding Body

The Vocational ‘Credit’ System

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The Leitch World

The Barratt Site Managers Diploma

10 hour QCA Credit 1203

10 hour QCA Credit 1227

10 hour QCA Credit 1221.8

10 hour QCA Credit 1223

Barratt

Culture

Barratt

Technical

Barratt

Materials

Achievement Stored on Minerva

Recruitment Services

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Qualification and Credit Framework

• Coverage: England, Wales and Northern Ireland (Scotland qualifications to be linked)

• Full implementation: September 2008• National unit databank: all non-HE vocational qualifications (excludes A

Levels and GCSEs but includes Specialised Diplomas) to be assembled from units (generally 10 hrs of learning) with a credit rating. The units can be delivered and assessed as stand alone courses.

• Regulated Awarding Bodies: submit units, assess units and make appropriate combinations for qualifications (Certificates and Diplomas) and have them approved by Qualification and Curriculum Authority. (any submitted and approved units can be used by any awarding body).

• Learner Achievement Record: repository of all student achievements provided by awarding bodies. Enables lifelong learning students to build up qualifications over time with units achieved with different awarding bodies.Key systems : MIAP for student details (with Unique Learner Number, December 2006??) QCA Framework for accredited units Minerva for Learner Achievement Records.

Qualification and Curriculum Authority

National Assessment Agency

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Responsibility for UK Vocational Programme:

Including..,,,,,,,,,

to maximise the compatibility of vocational systems across the UK, enhance co-operation in vocational education and training across Europe and increase UK global economic competitiveness

The Vocational Qualification Review Board

Five Sub Programmes make up the UK:

•Sector Qualification Reform (led by Sector Skills Development Agency and influenced by Leitch)•Framework Development (led by QCA on behalf of the regulatory partners)•Planning, funding and delivery of provision (led by the Learning and Skills Council on behalf of the planning and funding bodies)•Preparatory rationalisation of existing qualifications (led by Federation of Awarding Bodies on behalf of the awarding bodies)•Communications (led by DfES).

Completion 2010