National Vocational Qualifications
Friday, 16 January 2009
National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) are qualifications that are based on standards in occupations on a national basis. The standards required have been developed by employers to best help serve their particular industry or service.
Here at CASL each candidate is given help in starting off on the National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs). The assessor will meet with him/her to explain how to use the NVQ documents, how to present the portfolio, gather the evidence, explain where to send the NVQ work, what happens to it when it is received at the centre, and to answer any questions.
We have expertise in approving, developing and assessing National Vocational Qualifications and an assessment centre approved to offer National Vocational Qualifications at level 3, 4 and 5 in construction and transportation.
We are dedicated to helping people to turn their own abilities into qualifications that are recognised internationally with Construction National Vocational Qualifications through the joint body of Edexcel, CIOB and ICE and Transport Vocational Qualifications through OUAB.
We can work with large companies, small businesses and private individuals offering the same high level of commitment to ensure each clients receives a high level of support. To meet the requirements of the National Vocational Qualifications candidates must show their abilities to experienced assessors with work based evidence.
Here at CASL we have a great team of professional dedicated to the vocational approach and understand the implications for candidates who are involved in full time work. We were the first organisation to be awarded approval to offer National Vocational Qualifications in level 5 Construction Project Management, in 2005 we received Chartered Building Consultancy status from the CIOB and are consistently awarded 'A' grades for assessments, centre management and internal verification from Edexcel.
Each candidate is given help in starting off on the NVQ. The assessor will meet with him/her to explain how to use the NVQ documents, how to present the portfolio, gather the evidence, explain where to send the NVQ work, what happens to it when it is received at the centre, and to answer any questions.
Here at CASL each candidate is given help in starting off on the National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs). The assessor will meet with him/her to explain how to use the NVQ documents, how to present the portfolio, gather the evidence, explain where to send the NVQ work, what happens to it when it is received at the centre, and to answer any questions.
We have expertise in approving, developing and assessing National Vocational Qualifications and an assessment centre approved to offer National Vocational Qualifications at level 3, 4 and 5 in construction and transportation.
We are dedicated to helping people to turn their own abilities into qualifications that are recognised internationally with Construction National Vocational Qualifications through the joint body of Edexcel, CIOB and ICE and Transport Vocational Qualifications through OUAB.
We can work with large companies, small businesses and private individuals offering the same high level of commitment to ensure each clients receives a high level of support. To meet the requirements of the National Vocational Qualifications candidates must show their abilities to experienced assessors with work based evidence.
Here at CASL we have a great team of professional dedicated to the vocational approach and understand the implications for candidates who are involved in full time work. We were the first organisation to be awarded approval to offer National Vocational Qualifications in level 5 Construction Project Management, in 2005 we received Chartered Building Consultancy status from the CIOB and are consistently awarded 'A' grades for assessments, centre management and internal verification from Edexcel.
Each candidate is given help in starting off on the NVQ. The assessor will meet with him/her to explain how to use the NVQ documents, how to present the portfolio, gather the evidence, explain where to send the NVQ work, what happens to it when it is received at the centre, and to answer any questions.
