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BTEC Level 3 in Education and Training

BTEC Level 3 in Education and Training

What is it and what will I learn?

The BTEC Level 3 Award in Education and Training is the first of a suite of three exciting teacher training qualifications.

This is an ideal qualification for adult volunteers in the cadet forces as it recognises and builds on the skills and abilities you already demonstrate in your role.

It focuses on three key areas: roles and responsibilities in education and training, inclusive teaching and learning approaches and assessment. There is also an assessment of your practical teaching skills.

FAQs

  • Courses are generally organised by local training officers in consultation with our Professional Development Manager and candidates apply through their cadet training teams.

    Applicants must be a minimum of 19 years of age and there is a requirement for candidates to hold or be working towards a level 2 qualification (GCSE equivalent) in English and mathematics and to demonstrate competence in ICT.

    To register your interest in running a course, please either contact itt@cvqo.org or use the contact us link on the right-hand side of this page.

  • Courses are managed and delivered locally by cadet training teams, supported by our Professional Development Manager.  Moodle is used as an online teaching and learning tool and for the submission and assessment of assignments.

  • The BTEC Level 3 Award in Education and Training is delivered through online learning using CVQO’s Moodle in which all learning resources and assessment materials are embedded.

    However, there is a need for candidates to come together for a minimum of two single face to face days; an Induction Day at the beginning of the course and a second day approximately two thirds of the way through the course for the micro-teach delivery and assessment.  All assignments are completed and submitted online under the tutor-assessor’s support and guidance.

  • We recognise that candidates lead busy lives and need to balance their work, home and volunteer commitments.  The course requires 48 guided learning hours and a total qualification time of 120 hours.

    This includes the face-to-face days, online learning, completion of coursework tasks, writing assignments and preparation for the micro-teach session.  Ideally, the whole programme should be completed within six months.

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Length of study:
6 months
Age range:
19 +
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