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Notification of QCA accreditation for IESOL qualifications |
| Notification of QCA (Qualifications and Curriculum Authority) accreditation for International ESOL (8984) and International Spoken ESOL (8985) We are pleased to announce that International ESOL (8984) and International Spoken ESOL (8985) have been accredited by the UK's Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) under the new ESOL International criteria. These qualifications are now on the UK National Qualifications Framework (NQF). By accrediting an examination QCA are confirming that the examination and the processes supporting its delivery meet specific quality criteria. Accreditation normally lasts a fixed period, in this case three years. At the end of this period if the criteria or qualification itself remain unchanged, the accreditation can be extended. You will of course be informed of any changes to the current situation before the accreditation end date 30/04/2010 As a result of gaining this accreditation there will be slight changes to the titling of these qualifications (details below). These changes will take operational effect on the certificates issued for this award from the 1st August 2007. There will also be a slight modification to the Qualification Handbooks to ensure that they contain the QCA qualification numbers. Updated versions of the handbooks will be available from the web site from the 1st July 2007. Full details regarding QCA accreditation can be found by searching the qualification numbers on the UK National Database of Accredited Qualifications www.accreditedqualifications.org.uk |
City & Guilds Institute in the Budapest Business Journal |
| Views of Hungarian Leaders in vocational education and training sought as part of global consultation
Professionals in Hungary’s vocational education and training (VET) community are helping the establishment of a new, independent research and development body, the City & Guilds Institute, dedicated to improving international policy and practice. |
2007 Vocational Rich List |
The annual rankings, which chart the fortunes of the UK’s wealthiest self-made millionaires and entrepreneurs, are now out.
Top of the pile for the fourth year in a row is Phones4U founder John Caudwell. On a specially-developed section of the website, we review the top ten Rich Listers and explore which areas of the UK, and which industries, are most likely to produce millionaires.
Find out more about the people who made it on to this year’s list by visiting www.cityandguilds.com/richlist. |