CVQO

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CVQO is a UK education charity offering a broad range of vocational qualifications, designed to recognise the work undertaken by young people and adult volunteers within youth organisations.

Charity summary[]

Young people and adult volunteers who are members of youth and cadet groups in the UK learn a wide variety of skills that are often transferable to higher education and the workplace.

CVQO offers qualifications that recognise these skills and provide tangible evidence of a learner's achievements. These skills include: leadership, team building, problem solving, communication, health and physical fitness, music, sport, social action, volunteering and community support.

The charity works with a wide variety of educational establishments such as Pearson BTEC, City & Guilds and The Institute of Leadership and Management.

Partnership organisations[]

• Sea Cadet Corps (SCC)
• Army Cadet Force (ACF)
• Air Training Corps (ATC)
• Combined Cadet Force (CCF)
• Volunteer Cadet Corps
• Royal Marines Band Service
• Royal Corps of Army Music (CAMUS)
• St John Ambulance
• Police Cadets
• Fire Cadets
• The Prince's Trust
• Boys' Brigade

Qualifications[]

For 13-18 year olds[]

CVQO offers a broad range of vocational qualifications that are designed to recognise the work undertaken by young people within youth organisations.

Young people aged 13–18 and a member of a UK youth or community group can enroll with the charity to study for a CV and future-boosting vocational qualification.

Currently offered:

• BTEC Level 1 in Teamwork and Personal Skills in the Community
• BTEC Level 1 in Teamwork and Personal Skills for
• BTEC Level 2 in in the Community
• BTEC Level 2 in Music for Practical Performance
• ILM Level 2 Award in Leadership and Team Skills
• ILM Level 2 Award for Young Leaders
• ILM Level 2 Award in Effective Team Member Skills
• ILM Level 3 Award in Leadership and Management

Formally offered:

• BTEC Level 2 in Public Services
• BTEC Level 2 in Aviation Studies (Royal Air Force Air Cadets only)
• BTEC Level 2 in Engineering (Sea Cadet Corps only)
• BTEC Level 3 in Public Services
• BTEC Level 3 in Music
• BTEC Level 3 in Sport

For adults[]

Adult members of staff, and Staff Cadets of the Air Training Corps, can also receive the following qualifications from CVQO:

• BTEC Level 3 in Education and Training
• BTEC Level 3 in Music (Performance)
• ILM Level 3 Award in Leadership and Management
• ILM Level 4 Award in Leadership and Management
• ILM Level 5 Award in Leadership and Management
• ILM Level 5 Certificate in Leadership and Management
• City & Guilds Licentiateship (in Leadership & Management) (Level 4 Award)
• City & Guilds Afiliateship (in Leadership & Management) (Level 5 Award)
• City & Guilds Graduateship (in Leadership & Management) (Level 6 Award)
• City & Guilds Membership (in Leadership & Management) (Level 7 Award)

The CVQO Westminster Award[]

The CVQO Westminster Award is CVQO's annual search for the pick of its BTEC learners from across the UK. It runs from November to July, with the ultimate prize being a two-week trip to South Africa for the finalists - as well as lunch at the House of Lords in June and a selection event in Somerset in April.

The Award is intended to recognise the achievements of young people who are determined, always keeping their heads up and remaining positive through adversity; those who have overcome a personal challenge or gone the distance to help someone.

External links[]

• CVQO

References[]