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Sharpshooter:

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--- Quote from: freelanderpx54 on March 26, 2008, 23:00:53 ---How recent is the CACHE qualification? If it is less than 2 years it should be able to be used as evidence towards NVQ. The main thing with NVQ is to read the standards carefully and make sure that your written evidence statements cover as much of the standards as possible.

I assess the NHS Cadets at work to NVQ 2/3

Cheers
John

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Thanks John. I think i will get Verity to enquire more about it at our Sons school. This is where she is currently Volunteering. I may take you up on the offer of a chat soon. Thanks Wayne. :)

Hi John. The CACHE was gained in 2001. Does this make a difference??

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It probably will. In order for evidence gained under "other" qualifications to be classed as valid, they have to be fairly recent. The daft part starts now, if your wife is still working in the field that the qualification was gained then the "Grandparent Papers" rule comes into play. This means that the qualification would be allowed to count towards the NVQ. I agree with the comments of find a job with training. It is in the Employers interest to train and cultivate their own staff.


If you want to have a chat then PM me your phone number

Cheers
John

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