Hi I would love to come and have a look at your centre and discus you systems.
Don't you own Tile Company Training Centre?
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Hi I would love to come and have a look at your centre and discus you systems.
I mention the LSC and the TTA because I happen to know some people who work for those organisations and probably know the answer to the question “how can you get an NVQ2 with no experience”?? I do not mean to rub people up the wrong way I guess it’s just a knack I have.Discuss our systems? Lol - Ok, you can discuss our systems with CAA if you like, because we really haven't got time to show you how to run your business.
It's quite simple really - 6 week ICA (underpinning knowledge) followed by an NVQ2. A minimum 20 week period has to have gone before they can be accredited with an NVQ pass. Maximum of 2 years.
Fully endorsed, accredited, signed, stamped and sealed by ALL RANKS at the CAA.
Were moving on from this thread now as it is as simple as that really.
What colour is your card? Does it give you the trade on the back of it that you will be operating as?i've just done my cscs card scheme & i've not got an NVQ in tiling, so i'm not sure you have your “FACTS” correct there m8
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Before I start my reply, please don't associate our thinking as the same as yours. Because clearly it's not. Thats not us being funny, its just that we seem to be more informed from the CAA than what you currently are.I mention the LSC and the TTA because I happen to know some people who work for those organisations and probably know the answer to the question “how can you get an NVQ2 with no experience”?? I do not mean to rub people up the wrong way I guess it’s just a knack I have.
It is my understanding that an NVQ is work-based assessment. You are assessing a person’s competence in the trade. Competence is shown through the work-based evidence of activates frequently carried out. So how dose that equate to getting an NVQ with no experience?
I am not questioning the fact that you are accredited neither am I questioning you as a centre.
You invited me to come to your centre I did not ask you but I would have been willing to come and ask the question face to face.
I have nothing to gain from your systems as I do no get involved with the NVQ at my training centre and never will. I am only interested in you’re statement of being able to give someone with no experience an NVQ. You and I both know that is not the case. Quotes like (It normally takes 12 weeks to complete, unless more site visits are required to gather more performance evidence to satisfy the performance criteria. You have 2 years to complete it, If you have taken part in some form of accredited training, such as a Level 1 NOCN or ASET, then 12 weeks is a very realistic target to get your NVQ2 done, maybe sooner. However, if you have achieved an ICA, then you can get your NVQ2 in 20 weeks from the day you finished the course, maybe sooner. THIS IS BY FAR THE QUICKEST WAY FOR A PERSON TO GET THEIR NVQ2, WHO HAS NO OR LITTLE EXPERIENCE IN THE TRADE.) I am sorry to say I find confusing dare I say misleading. as I said in my post I have not read the full quote but posted like that it is suspect.
I do not require any assistance running my business I have managed quite well so far thanks.
Hi I thought you had to have nvq level 2 and when did you sit your test. I phoned my test centre and they said I missed the grandfather rights and had to sit my nvq level 2.Please let me now how you did it as I have been tiling for 12 years now and I ant going back to school to learn something I all ready now. I could proberly tell the tutor a thing or 2 .Thanks Darrelli've just done my cscs card scheme & i've not got an NVQ in tiling, so i'm not sure you have your “FACTS” correct there m8
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