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The five steps to vocational success

Caroline Gallagher discusses the five key elements to delivering a successful programme of vocational education.

 

As youth unemployment continues to rise, vocational training forms a key part of government strategy to tackle this issue. Vocational qualifications when delivered within schools can offer a way for learners to develop work-ready, practical skills, renew self-confidence as their achievements grow, enhance their CV, and engage in a form of learning that interests them. But when it comes to delivering vocational qualifications effectively, what do schools need to bear in mind?

Choose the qualification which is the right fit for the students – a simple but crucial first step.

It is important to provide potential candidates with an initial assessment to confirm the appropriate level of activity and to help you choose the qualification which best fits their needs.

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