College to Consider Teaching New Qualification
The principal of a town college has stated that it is "carefully considering" teaching a new set of occupational qualifications.
Last week, the Government introduced the new post-16 qualification V-Levels, aimed at "getting Britain working" as part of Labour's plans to deliver "high-quality pathways for all young people".
"getting Britain working"
The College of West Anglia will "carefully consider" the proposals before deciding to take them on. A consultation has been launched on the introduction of new V Levels alongside T Levels and A Levels.
- New stepping stone Level 1 qualification in maths and English for those achieving less than a grade 3 at age 16 in their GCSEs
- "Sweeping reforms" to Level 2 courses
Author's summary: College considers new V-Levels qualification.
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