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Skills & Careers 615 views
8 Jobs you can do with a Level 3 SIA Training Course Certification
If you have completed a Level 3 SIA Training Course Certification, there are several jobs you can choose to do. SIA stands for Security Industry Authority, the regulatory body responsible for overseeing and regulating the private security industry in the UK. With this certification, you demonstrate competence in various security roles and also become a security trainer.
You can explore job options such as a door supervisor, security guard, CCTV operator, close protection operative, event security staff, retail security officer, security consultant, security manager, CVIT crew, and keyholding and response officer.
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IQA & EQA Blogs 653 views
What is the Difference Between RQF and SCQF?
The Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) and the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF) are two systems. These provide frameworks for qualifications in different parts of the United Kingdom. However, the difference between RQF and SCQF is their location.
RQF accredits qualifications in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Whereas the SCQF is specific to Scotland. Both frameworks aim to enhance the understanding and recognition of qualifications. Let's discuss these qualifications in detail.
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SENs & Learning Styles 926 views
Difference Between Equality and Equity
When it comes to concepts like Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), numerous educational and non-educational institutes claim to be experts on the topic. Unfortunately, equity seems to be a concept that gets brushed under the carpet in individual and organisational capacities. Equality and equity have their fair share of similarities. Hence, it is imperative to differentiate between the two concepts due to their overlapping nature.
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AET Blogs 1109 views
A Guide to the PTLLS Qualification
The PTLLS qualification is now called the Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET). It is an online train-the-trainer course. This online course qualifies you to train 16-year and older learners in your specialist area. It includes all fundamental teaching techniques, such as lesson planning, assessment methods, classroom management, and other techniques.
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Teaching & Learning Theories 1918 views
Pros and Cons of AI in Education
AI in Education has become a reality, bringing the system to a crossroads. We have to choose if we want to keep going on the same path that will become obsolete in a few years. Or we choose a daunting, undiscovered path that has great potential. In the not so distant past, AI was limited to running algorithms, and now it is becoming a part of our daily work and learning. Like many other industries, education has been impacted by the emergence and popularity of AI programmes.
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DET Blogs 1260 views
Initial Teacher Education Qualifications
Initial teacher education qualifications such as the DET, PCE, and PGCE are well known to get into teaching in schools. Different ITE qualifications can enable you to teach learners of different age groups in different settings. If you need clarification about where you want to teach, you can read more about those different requirements in our QTS vs QTLS blog for teaching younger or adult learners, respectively.