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What we used to do whenm I served mty time isn't what we do now. A UK NVQ qualification isn't the equivalent of a City & Guilds - and the Germans train to the equivalent of C&G
PM hopeful Truss blamed YOU for Britain's failure
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did you miss the bit i said we seem to have lost the way ?
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Applies to most people. Regardless of what you are misinformed with
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You don’t know what you are talking about. An NVQ is a qualification. A National Vocational Qualification. City and Guilds (The City & Guilds of London Institute to give them their full name) are an awarding body that offer qualifications. Their qualifications are branded as City & Guilds. City & Guilds offer NVQ's as well as Vocational and technical qualifications.
I have 12 year old students that get their 'City & Guilds' as you term it!
OK, I didn't realise most people were self employed.
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Shows your level of awareness then.
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You reckon most people are self employed, really?
Does it?
artisan
1. someone who does skilled work with their hands 2. made in a traditional way…
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Got a link showing the Krauts train to a higher level?, everything I'm reading say's they're comparable. The Jerries do train more apprentices, which is commendable, but to a higher level?, can't find any evidence for that.
Qualification Comparisons - NVQ Level 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 | City & Guilds
Not sure what each of the City & Guilds levels really mean? Looking for NVQ Levels 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, 8?
They offer a full range of educational levels so on the face of it just mentioning NVQ's indicates that some one doesn't really know what they are talking about.
The UK hasn’t been a manufacturing powerhouse since Queen Victoria died.
when was this great UK model, of which you speak….was it when UK was UK was making the Austin Allegro
are you struggling with the written word who mentioned manufacturing power house we are talking apprenticeships and the vast majority of apprentices were in the building trade .
The UK hasn’t been a manufacturing powerhouse since Queen Victoria died.
when was this great UK model, of which you speak….was it when UK was UK was making the Austin Allegro
Stop making things up in your head and stay off the white marching powder
When I was at school we had 3x class rooms for our CDT course.
Anyway, 1 was full of lathes, there was a casting room between 2 of the class rooms, and 1 was for wood working, and the other was a classroom.
In the 5 years I was at secondary school, the lathes and milling machines never got used. We used some of the wood working equipment as it was easy and little chance of us killing ourselves, and we learnt how to solder, though learnt is a bit strong, we self taught ourselves..
The teachers were completely disinterested in teaching us about any of it, they literally done the bare minimum to get us passed. It was a huge waste of money and equipment to be honest.
I believe the course has recently had a revival in the form of STEM learning from 2015
But when I left school in 2002, their was a huge emphasis to dissuade people from taking the classes and if you took CDT you were one of the thicko's.
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He meant that only self employed have to work to eat. No work no eat. Just like most people!Does it?
artisan
1. someone who does skilled work with their hands 2. made in a traditional way…
An artisan doesnt have to be paid to be an artisan
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