Prepare for further learning or training and/or develop knowledge and/or skills in a subject area
Pass
This is a restricted qualification and is not available for general use.
Learners must achieve a total of 41 credits comprising 5 units from the Mandatory Group M and 2 units from Optional Group O.
Learners must achieve 5 units from this group.
Learners must achieve 2 units from this group.
To provide relevant skills and knowledge to professionals supporting education settings (eg schools, colleges, universities) to engage with employers to further the careers, employability and enterprise agenda.
Learners will develop knowledge and understanding of the local, regional and national business landscape and of post-14 education settings. They will also learn about career guidance and career learning theory, stakeholder management, and stakeholder management. They will develop skills in employer engagement, evaluation, designing and delivering training and working with volunteers - in the context of careers, employability and enterprise.
The qualification helps learners develop knowledge and understanding of both the business world and post-14 education and the skills to enable them to broker relationships across these two sectors. It is suitable for professionals from either sector looking to develop their career in this direction or who find themselves with responsibility for careers, employability and enterprise in their setting but lacking the necessary understanding or skills to fulfil their role effectively.
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