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338 Retail and Commercial Enterprise<br />

Retail and Commercial Enterprise<br />

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Level 2 Certificate in Engineering Studies<br />

601/4532/8<br />

Level 1 Certificate in Food and Cookery<br />

601/4661/8<br />

Facts and Figures<br />

Qualification no/Learning<br />

Aim Reference: 601/4532/8<br />

Guided Learning<br />

Hours (GLH): 120<br />

Fee per learner: £51<br />

Minimum entry age:<br />

pre-16<br />

Performance measures:<br />

equivalent to one<br />

GCSE in the 2017 tables<br />

Qualification<br />

review date: 31/08/2020<br />

Qualification certification<br />

end date: 31/08/2022<br />

This V Cert features on the list <strong>of</strong> DfE<br />

approved Technical Awards and will be<br />

recognised as being equivalent to one<br />

GCSE in the 2017 KS4 Performance Tables.<br />

Qualification Aim<br />

The NCFE Level 2 Certificate in<br />

Engineering Studies is the vocational<br />

equivalent <strong>of</strong> a GCSE qualification. It<br />

is aimed at 14-16 year olds studying<br />

their Key Stage 4 curriculum and<br />

interested in any <strong>of</strong> the engineering<br />

contexts such as engineering<br />

drawing, tools and materials.<br />

This qualification is designed for<br />

learners with an interest in<br />

engineering. It will provide learners<br />

with experience <strong>of</strong> using different<br />

tools and materials to enable them<br />

to use these within further<br />

education or apprenticeships. It will<br />

give them a basic understanding <strong>of</strong><br />

what engineering may involve.<br />

Qualification Structure<br />

This qualification consists <strong>of</strong> 4<br />

mandatory units.<br />

To be awarded this qualification,<br />

learners must successfully complete<br />

the 4 mandatory units.<br />

Units<br />

Mandatory<br />

• Unit 01 Introduction to engineering<br />

• Unit 02 Introduction to<br />

engineering drawing<br />

• Unit 03 Tools and equipment<br />

for engineering<br />

• Unit 04 Engineering materials and<br />

their properties<br />

Assessment<br />

Internally assessed and externally<br />

moderated portfolio and externally<br />

set and marked written examination.<br />

Support Materials<br />

Mandatory<br />

• Qualification Specification<br />

Optional<br />

• Internal Assessment Exemplar Tasks<br />

• Internal Assessment Tasks:<br />

Guidance for Centres<br />

• External Assessment Practice Paper<br />

• External Assessment Instructions<br />

• Evidence and Grading Tracker<br />

• Career Card<br />

• Purpose Statement<br />

Facts and Figures<br />

Qualification no/Learning<br />

Aim Reference: 601/4661/8<br />

Guided Learning<br />

Hours (GLH): 120<br />

Fee per learner: £51<br />

Minimum entry age:<br />

pre-16<br />

Performance measures:<br />

equivalent to one<br />

GCSE in the 2017 tables<br />

Qualification<br />

review date: 31/08/2020<br />

Qualification certification<br />

end date: 31/08/2021<br />

This V Cert features on the list <strong>of</strong> DfE<br />

approved Technical Awards and will be<br />

recognised as being equivalent to one<br />

GCSE in the 2017 KS4 Performance Tables.<br />

Qualification Aim<br />

The Level 1 Certificate in Food and<br />

Cookery is the vocational equivalent<br />

<strong>of</strong> a GCSE qualification. It is aimed at<br />

14-16 year olds studying their Key<br />

Stage 4 curriculum and interested in<br />

food and cookery in the context <strong>of</strong><br />

cooking for health.<br />

This qualification is designed for<br />

learners with an interest in food and<br />

cookery. It will provide learners with<br />

experience <strong>of</strong> using different cooking<br />

techniques and methods to enable<br />

them to use these within further<br />

education or apprenticeships. It will<br />

give them a basic understanding <strong>of</strong><br />

the skills required for a career in food.<br />

Qualification Structure<br />

This qualification consists <strong>of</strong> 4<br />

mandatory units.<br />

To be awarded this qualification,<br />

learners must successfully complete<br />

the 4 mandatory units.<br />

Units<br />

Mandatory<br />

• Unit 01 Preparing to cook<br />

• Unit 02 Understanding food<br />

• Unit 03 Exploring balanced diets<br />

• Unit 04 Plan and produce dishes in<br />

response to a brief<br />

Assessment<br />

Internally assessed and externally<br />

moderated portfolio and externally<br />

set and marked written examination.<br />

Support Materials<br />

Mandatory<br />

• Qualification Specification<br />

Optional<br />

• Internal Assessment Exemplar Tasks<br />

• Internal Assessment Tasks:<br />

Guidance for Centres<br />

• External Assessment Practice Paper<br />

• External Assessment Instructions<br />

• Evidence and Grading Tracker<br />

• Career Card<br />

• Purpose Statement<br />

Visit ncfe.org.uk Email service@ncfe.org.uk Call 0191 239 8000* Visit ncfe.org.uk Email service@ncfe.org.uk Call 0191 239 8000*<br />

RETAIL AND COMMERCIAL<br />

ENTERPRISE

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