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“
The team here
does a wonderful job
helping young people
New Patrons
learn so much in an
environment which
With funding being such a crucial An online system of reporting
fosters self-discipline,
part of the business development cadet achievements is now well
for CVQO, a key objective during established and makes the task of
teamwork and leadership
2009 has been to seek further record keeping much simpler for
skills. We hear a lot
patrons and rejuvenate our fund- the volunteer. about the problems with
raising endeavours to secure the
availability of places for all who
IT developments are at the hub
young people today but
wish to enrol. We are delighted
of CVQO’s future plans as we
the cadets remind us
to name a number of high profile
keep pace with young people’s
how much we have to
patrons, The Duke of Westminster,
expectations for learning, including
be proud of in the next
Susan Hampshire, Lorraine Kelly,
developing an e-learning platform.
generation.
Dannii Minogue, Kate Adie, Martin
Bell, Joanna Lumley and Jools
Edexcel Qualifications
Holland who will publicly support
Committee
Michael Gove, Shadow Secr
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etary of
the aims of CVQO.
State for Children, Schools and Families
As one of the largest providers of
and MP for Surrey Heath
Electronic Age the BTEC First Diploma in Public
Services Qualification, CVQO
Gaining new funding streams brings
continues as a member of the
with it different responsibilities. This
Qualifications Committee whose
is true for the collection of data.
function is to provide Edexcel with
New systems have been developed
guidance and advice to ensure
to meet the differing reporting
their qualifications continue to
needs of each funder.
enjoy public confidence.
A new website enables adult
instructors delivering qualifications
to access a wealth of material
and encourages young people
and adults alike to further their
education.
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