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Level 2 provision for Key Stage 4 learners, delivered over the period of one day per week for two years. Includes 25 days work experience.
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DRAFT 1
March 2011
Child Care Level 2
Age UK The Dancer, 8 Peterson Rd,
Wakefield, WF1 4EB
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011. The provision costs £31.25
(6.25ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Child Care sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into all aspects of caring for young children Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must not have anything in their background that would prohibit them from working with young children as a Full CRB check is part of the programme. They must also be willing to travel for work experience placements
Qualification overview
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Voc Edexcel BTEC First Certificate in Children's Care, Learning and Development
100/6243/9 2 180 n/a P 80 2x C 40%
Understanding Children's Development D/500/1336 2 60 M 92 2x B
Keeping Children Safe K/500/1338 2 60 D 104 2x A Units and Structure
Communication with Children and Adults M/500/1339 2 60 *D 116 2x A*
PSD City & Guilds Award in Employability and Personal Development
500/7785/5 2 52 7 23 ½ x B 10%
Effective skills, qualities and attitudes for learning and work
T/600/6195 2 22 3
Work-based experience Y/600/7792 2 20 3
Plus one of the following units dependant on individual need
Learning from More Experienced People R/501/5914 2 20 2
Preparing for Work Placement T/501/6148 2 10 1
Units and Structure
Learning with Colleagues and Other Learners
Y/501/5915 2 20 2
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼ x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships in Children's Care, � Employment , � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the Child Care or Health and Social Care sector
Health and Social Care Level 2
Age UK The Dancer, 8 Peterson Rd,
Wakefield, WF1 4EB
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £31.25 (6.25ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Health and Social Care sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into all aspects of caring Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must not have anything in their background that would prohibit them from working with young children as a Full CRB check is part of the programme. They must also be willing to travel for work experience placements
Qualification overview
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Voc Edexcel BTEC Extended Certificate in
Health and Social Care 500/8217/6 2 180 30 P 80 2x C 40%
Communication in Health and Social Care H/600/6872 2 30 5 M 92 2x B
Individual Needs in Health and Social Care M/600/6874 2 30 5 D 104 2x A Units and Structure
Vocational Experience in a Health or Social Care Setting
A/600/6876 2 60 10 *D 116 2x A*
The Impact of Diet on Health M/600/6888 2 60 10
PSD City & Guilds Award in Employability and Personal Development
500/7785/5 2 52 7 23 ½ x B 10%
Effective skills, qualities and attitudes for learning and work
T/600/6195 2 22 3
Work-based experience Y/600/7792 2 20 3
Plus one of the following units dependant on individual need
Learning from More Experienced People R/501/5914 2 20 2
Preparing for Work Placement T/501/6148 2 10 1
Units and Structure
Learning with Colleagues and Other Learners
Y/501/5915 2 20 2
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships at Level 2 in Health and Social Care � Employment , � FE Courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the Health and Social Care or Child Care sector
Construction Level 2
Wakefield College Skills Exchange
Thunderhead Ridge Castleford WF10 4UA
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £35.00 (7ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply
Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Construction sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into a number of different areas of the construction trades Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing work outside and travel for work experience placements .
Qualification overview
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Voc EDEXCEL BTEC Extended Certificate in Construction
500/7239/0 2 180 30 P 80 2x C 40%
Exploring Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
J/600/0062 2 30 5 M 92 2x B
Structure of the Construction Industry L/600/0029 2 30 5 D 104 2x A Units and Structure
Optional units will be agreed with group on start of programme *D 116 2x A*
PSD City & Guilds Award in Employability and Personal Development
500/7785/5 2 52 7 23 ½ x B 10%
Effective skills, qualities and attitudes for learning and work
T/600/6195 2 22 3
Work-based experience Y/600/7792 2 20 3
Plus one of the following units dependant on individual need
Learning from More Experienced People R/501/5914 2 20 2
Preparing for Work Placement T/501/6148 2 10 1
Learning with Colleagues and Other Learners
Y/501/5915 2 20 2
Units and Structure
Please note PSD unit can change due to dynamics of group and individual needs
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships at Level 2 in Construction � Employment � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within all Construction trades
Construction Level 2
Elite Training Systems (UK) Ltd
Unit3 Silcoates Street Wakefield WF2 0DX
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £35.00 (7ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Construction sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into a number of different areas of the construction trades Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing work outside and travel for work experience placements .
Qualification overview
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Voc EDEXCEL BTEC Extended Certificate in Construction
500/7239/0 2 180 30 P 80 2x C 40%
Exploring Health, Safety and Welfare in Construction
J/600/0062 2 30 5 M 92 2x B
Structure of the Construction Industry L/600/0029 2 30 5 D 104 2x A Units and Structure
Optional units will be agreed with group on start of programme *D 116 2x A*
PSD Edexcel Award in Personal and Social Development
500/7382/5 2 48 6 23 ½ x B 10%
Understanding Careers and Employment through Experiences of Work
L/600/3576 2 8 1
Learning from More Experienced People R/600/3577 2 16 2
Exploring Career Choices L/600/3593 2 8 1
Preparation for work J/502/0477 2 20 2
Units and Structure
Please note PSD unit can change due to dynamics of group and individual needs
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships at Level 2 in Construction � Employment � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within all Construction trades
Catering and Hospitality Level 2
Wakefield College Margaret Street
Wakefield
West Yorkshire
WF1 2DH
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £31.25 (6.25ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply
Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Catering and Hospitality sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into all aspects of the sector Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing to travel for work experience placements.
Qualification overview
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Voc EDEXCEL BTEC Extended Certificate in Hospitality
500/8307/7 2 177 30 P 80 2x C 40%
Investigate the catering and hospitality industry
D/500/8934 2 20 4 M 92 2x B
Products, Services and Support in the Hospitality Industry
D/600/9933 2 20 1 D 104 2x A Units and Structure
Optional units will be agreed with group on start of programme *D 116 2x A*
PSD City & Guilds Award in Employability and Personal Development
500/7785/5 2 52 7 23 ½ x B 10%
Effective skills, qualities and attitudes for learning and work
T/600/6195 2 22 3
Work-based experience Y/600/7792 2 20 3
Plus one of the following units dependant on individual need
Learning from More Experienced People R/501/5914 2 20 2
Preparing for Work Placement T/501/6148 2 10 1
Units and Structure
Learning with Colleagues and Other Learners
Y/501/5915 2 20 2
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼ x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Food Safety 500/5476/4 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships in the Catering and Hospitality Sector � Employment , � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the Catering and Hospitality sector
Hairdressing Level 2
Dimensions Training Solutions
95-97 Kirkgate, Wakefield, WF1 1JG
Academy’s also based at Horbury, Hemsworth and Featherstone
Schools
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £35.00 (7.00ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply
Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Hair dressing sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into both the Hair and Beauty Sector Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing to travel for work experience placements and will have to sign a contract commitment to working during some schools holidays where additional work experience days are required.
Qualification overview
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Voc VTCT Level 2 Certificate in Hairdressing Services
500/9307/1 2 254 31 138 3x B 60%
Shampoo and condition the hair and scalp H/600/8539 2 29 3
Create an image based on a theme within the hair and beauty sector
J/600/8632 2 60 7
Working in the hair industry M/600/8611 2 35 4
Follow health and safety practice in the salon
R/600/8763 2 22 3
The Art of Dressing Hair Y/502/3979 2 30 5
Client consultation for hair services A/600/9065 2 30 3
Units and Structure
Optional units will be agreed with group on start of programme
PSD City & Guilds Award in Employability and Personal Development
500/7785/5 2 52 7 23 ½ x B 10%
Effective skills, qualities and attitudes for learning and work
T/600/6195 2 22 3
Work-based experience Y/600/7792 2 20 3
Plus one of the following units dependant on individual need
Learning from More Experienced People R/501/5914 2 20 2
Preparing for Work Placement T/501/6148 2 10 1
Units and Structure
Learning with Colleagues and Other Learners
Y/501/5915 2 20 2
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼ x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 4 ¼ GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships in the Hair and Beauty sector , � Employment , � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the hair and beauty sector
Motor Level 2
Elite Training Systems (UK) Ltd
Unit3 Silcoates Street Wakefield WF2 0DX
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £35.00 (7ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Motor sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into a number of different areas of the Motor industry Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing work outside and travel for work experience placements .
Qualification overview
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Voc IMIAL Certificate in Automotive Pre-Vocational Learning
500/4370/5 2 180 30 92 2x B 40%
Working Safely and Effectively during Automotive Operations
F/501/8923
Principles of Automotive Vehicle Systems J/501/8924 Units and Structure
Optional units will be agreed with group on start of programme
NB this qualification expires 31/3/11 and will be replaced
with the new one
PSD Edexcel Award in Personal and Social Development
500/7382/5 2 48 6 23 ½ x B 10%
Understanding Careers and Employment through Experiences of Work
L/600/3576 2 8 1
Learning from More Experienced People R/600/3577 2 16 2
Exploring Career Choices L/600/3593 2 8 1
Preparation for work J/502/0477 2 20 2
Units and Structure
Please note PSD unit can change due to dynamics of group and individual needs
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships at Level 2 in the Motor Trade � Employment � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the Motor sector
Motor Level 2
Wakefield College Skills Exchange
Thunderhead Ridge Castleford WF10 4UA
Full day provision delivered on Tuesdays throughout the academic year for young people starting programme September 2011.
The provision costs £35.00 (7ph) per learner per day. Alternative days can be offered where schools meet minimum group size
LA administration charges also apply
Overview of provision
The aim of the qualification is to provide individuals with the opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to enter the Motor sector. The units within this qualification will give learners an introduction into a number of different areas of the Motor industry Entry requirements
Young People must be able to meet the following criteria:- � Proven record of the ability to reach L2 (GCSE A*-C) in English and Maths by the end of KS4 � Be able to pass basic skills test at level 1 � Have average attendance of their year group � Have a keen interest in entering the industry post 16 � Be successful through initial assessment and interview � Be willing to participate in a minimum of 25 days work experience
Young people must be willing work outside and travel for work experience placements .
Qualification overview
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Voc Awaiting confirmation on City and Guilds new qualification from QCF
Units and Structure
PSD Edexcel Award in Personal and Social Development
500/7382/5 2 48 6 23 ½ x B 10%
Understanding Careers and Employment through Experiences of Work
L/600/3576 2 8 1
Learning from More Experienced People R/600/3577 2 16 2
Exploring Career Choices L/600/3593 2 8 1
Preparation for work J/502/0477 2 20 2
Units and Structure
Please note PSD unit can change due to dynamics of group and individual needs
Supportive CIEH Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace
501/0710/0 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Supportive CIEH Award in Emergency First Aid at Work 500/7534/2 2 10 1 11.5 ¼x B 5%
Qualification Equivalences
This programme delivers the equivalence of 3 GCSE’s grade A-C
Assessment Aural Examination, Coursework, E-assessment, Multiple Choice Examination, Oral Examination, Portfolio of Evidence, Practical Demonstration/Assignment, Practical Examination, Task-based Controlled Assessment, Written Examination
Group size Minimum group size for this provision to run is 10. Where any school meets minimum group size alternative days can be offered Progression By developing learner's skills and confidence this qualification also helps learners progress to further learning, such as:-
� Full Apprenticeships at Level 2 in the Motor Trade � Employment � FE courses
Example occupations these qualifications may lead to Employment within the Motor sector