CVQO Podcasts
Summary: CVQO is an education charity, accredited by Edexcel, City & Guilds and the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM), that provides life-changing opportunities to young people and adult volunteers to improve their prospects in education and work through internationally recognised vocational qualifications. CVQO delivers a range of qualifications and encourages learners from all backgrounds and abilities including those with learning difficulties, special educational needs or physical disability. We are committed to giving more people equal access to better opportunities in life.
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Podcasts:
CVQO Duke of Westminster Awards 2013 Finalist
CVQO Duke of Westminster Awards 2013 Finalist
It’s only a month until the 21 finalists gather in the Quantock Hills for the challenging selection event. CVQO executive director, Guy Horridge talks to Mike Chambers about the Award and what the finalists can expect.
Workbooks are vital to success in the BTEC programme. CVQO regional operations manager Tara Young provides advice and guidance on how making sure this vital component is completed effectively.
Cadet in Horley, Surrey, have celebrated success in the CVQO-led BTEC Level 1 programme. Clinton Riley speaks to Cllr Dorothy Ross-Tomlin (Surrey CC) and to Mark Legg, President of Horley Lions Club, who sponsored the cadets.
CVQO-led BTEC qualifications continue to be an important part of the cadet experience in Wales where the Welsh Government provides vital funding through DCELLS. CVQO regional operations manager Lynne Davies explains why the funding is a good investment and how people can access the CVQO programme.
As the government announce £1.9m investment for community educational youth projects, CVQO’s Clinton Riley recorded this interview with David Fugurally, Head of Alternative Provision at the DfE, at Challenger Troop’s awards evening.
CVQO training partner, Challenger Troop has benefitted from a new £2m Department for Education initiative to support young people - Simon Dean reveals all and Clinton Riley explains the importance for CVQO.
Planning and preparation by cadets and VQ Officers is equally important when completing the CVQO BTEC workbooks. Ops Manager Steve Mills offers some advice and guidance on making a successful submission.
Demand from Scottish cadets remains high Scotland. CVQO Ops Manager, Jim Black, explains why the qualifications are important in Scotland.
Music is a big part of cadetting in Scotland. Renowned piper and CVQO Ops Manager, Iain Lowther, expands on why the CVQO-led Level 2 BTEC in Music is such a good learning option.
Despite continued problems with funding in Scotland it’s still worth contacting CVQO to find out about the BTEC Level 2 Diploma opportunities, says CVQO’s Scotland Director, Martin Passmore.
Despite the cold, rain and snow, fifty cadets from across the UK converged on the Brecon Beacons to work towards their ILM Level 3 in Leadership.
Despite the cold, rain and snow, fifty cadets from across the UK converged on the Brecon Beacons to work towards their ILM Level 3 in Leadership.
Despite the cold, rain and snow, fifty cadets from across the UK converged on the Brecon Beacons to work towards their ILM Level 3 in Leadership.
