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Let us know about a demand for a post-16 vocational qualification in Welsh
Qualifications Wales’ work to increase the number of post-16 vocational qualifications available in Welsh plays a key role in realising the ambitions of both our ‘Choice for All’ strategy and Welsh Government’s ‘Cymraeg 2050: A million Welsh speakers’ strategy. Through this work, we have the opportunity to create a positive impact on widening learner choice in the post-16 space.
As we focus our work on targeting qualifications of greatest priority, we would like to hear from learning providers (sixth form schools, further education colleges and work-based learning providers) across Wales about any need/demand you have for qualifications to be made available in Welsh. This will help us to work with awarding bodies to close gaps in availability and increase the number of post-16 vocational qualifications available in Welsh.
This enquiry form has no closing date and you’re welcome to submit more than one response.
Qualifications Wales’ work to increase the number of post-16 vocational qualifications available in Welsh plays a key role in realising the ambitions of both our ‘Choice for All’ strategy and Welsh Government’s ‘Cymraeg 2050: A million Welsh speakers’ strategy. Through this work, we have the opportunity to create a positive impact on widening learner choice in the post-16 space.
As we focus our work on targeting qualifications of greatest priority, we would like to hear from learning providers (sixth form schools, further education colleges and work-based learning providers) across Wales about any need/demand you have for qualifications to be made available in Welsh. This will help us to work with awarding bodies to close gaps in availability and increase the number of post-16 vocational qualifications available in Welsh.
This enquiry form has no closing date and you’re welcome to submit more than one response.
Before completing this form, we recommend that you first contact your current awarding body regarding the steps they are able to take to make a qualification available either fully or partially in Welsh.
Please also check the QiW database for any relevant qualifications that are already available in Welsh and consider whether any of these qualifications meet your learners’ needs.
This form should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Please ensure that you have the relevant details about the qualification(s) ready before completing this form.
By completing this form, you are confirming that you are happy for Qualifications Wales and/or the relevant awarding body to contact you to further discuss your enquiry.