Various assignments for A (BA Hons) Post Compulsory Education and Training PCET in further education at Level 6 - BA level. PLEASE NOTE; The Assignments are examples only and are to be used as guidance only. They must not be copied or you will be guilty of plagiarism. Any Questions please dont hesitate contacting me The research specialism module includes an abstract, literature review, methodology, ethics proposal and sample interviews and questionnaires The philosophy of teaching and learning in further education and training assignment is a written philosophy of early years teaching and learning, based upon contemporary practice, literature and research The complete REFERENCE PACKAGE includes so much data, research from assignments from 2 years research data surveys questionnaires diaries qualitative data research charts and much much more… Also added in will be policies and procedures for education settings

3 Assignments are included; Units 1, 2 & 6, also added is different worksheets, Icebreakers, Micro Teach, PowerPoint, videos…Plus much more to help you gain the qualification PLEASE NOTE; The Assignments are examples only and are to be used as guidance only. They must not be copied or you will be guilty of plagiarism. Any Questions please dont hesitate contacting me The Award is made up of the following three units at level 3 on the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). Understanding roles, responsibilities and relationships in education and training (3 credits) Understanding and using inclusive teaching and learning approaches in education and training (6 credits) Understanding assessment in education and training (3 credits)The equivalent units are from the Learning and Development qualification: Facilitate learning and development for individuals (6 credits) Facilitate learning and development in groups (6 credits) Understanding the principles and practices of assessment (3 credits). There are rules of combination which state which of the equivalent units can be used instead of certain Award units. To achieve the Award, you will need to gain a total of 12 relevant credits.