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-----Original Message----- It has been agreed that, in recognition of the outstanding achievement of Woodgrove Tutorials in terms of 8 Top Student awards over the last few years, we will make Woodgrove Tutorials a special award at our next award ceremony later this year, when we present our other top centre awards. Ray Wilkinson, Centre Support Officer, International Association of Book-Keepers
Very many of the Woodgrove Tutorials Distance Learning students have passed the most recent IAB exams with Grade A* (Distinction with Commendation) . This is 95%+ and is the highest grade awarded by the IAB. - see testimonials on our IAB testimonials page
A Woodgrove Tutorials student is a finalist for the IAB 'Student of the Year' award. The awards Ceremony is to be held at the House of Commons.
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A Woodgrove Tutorials student WON the IAB Student of the year Award. The Awards Ceremony was held at the House of Commons. The awards were presented by Fabian Hamilton M.P.
Woodgrove Tutorials Enjoys Sweet Taste of Success as Student Wins British
IAB Qualifications What makes IAB qualifications special ? IAB Courses are fully accredited by the Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF). The IAB was one of the first Awarding Organisations to obtain the crucial QCF recognition status. The IAB has developed 'competence' qualifications which recognise the knowledge and skills required either by employers or for setting up your own Book-Keeping services business. The Qualifications and Credit Framework (QCF) is the new framework for creating and accrediting qualifications. How does the QCF work? Every unit and qualification in the new framework has a credit value. There are different sizes of qualification as follows: • IAB Level 1 Award in Book-Keeping (9 credits) QCF Accredition number 500/9006/9 • IAB Level 2 Certificate in Book-Keeping (16 credits) QCF Accredition number 500/9053/7 • IAB Level 3 Certificate in Book-Keeping (28 credits) QCF Accredition number 500/8479/3 Qualifications consist of units which are known as ‘shared’ because any other QCF recognised Awarding Organisation can use them. Therefore if a Learner has successfully completed a unit which belongs to a different qualification they will be able to transfer this credit and therefore not have to repeat the unit. A Unique Learner Number (ULN) is a 10-digit identifier which is applied to the Personal Learner Record of anyone over the age of 14 involved in UK education or training. It has been designed to ensure that no additional meaning can be inferred from its structure, e.g. geographical location, level of learning, etc. Its purpose is purely to provide a unique identifier for each individual’s Personal Learner Record and it is a vital component of the Qualification and Credit Framework (QCF). It allows the individual to transfer credit obtained within this framework and build their own Personal Learner Record. A key aim of the Personal Learner Record is to improve the flow of information about learners to other education providers and ultimately employers, leading to more effective data sharing and better decision making. Learners will need to use their number each time they want to see or confirm the details held about them on their Personal Learner Record. Learners will retain the same number for accessing their Personal Learner Record throughout their lives, whatever their level of learning and wherever they choose to participate. Each ULN is issued and held by the Learner Registration Service (LRS). The LRS uses the number to index each learner’s identity details, education and training qualifications within the individual Learner record. THE LEARNER REGISTRATION SERVICE This is an internet-based service which enables education providers to generate a Unique Learner Number (ULN) for anyone over the age of 14 in UK education and training. The service is now being made available across the education sector. A Personal Learner Record is valuable evidence which a learner can provide when looking for career advice, applying to study or seeking employment. Anyone aged 16 or over can log-in to a secure website to view their very own Personal Learner Record providing they have a Unique Learner Number (ULN). (click on each course for a course syllabus)
Brian J Harford FCCA won the IAB Tutor of the year –‘ highly commended’ award at the Business The Business Enterprise Awards aim to recognise best practice in Accounting and Finance training and are sponsored by Business Link and other organisations.
Exams are held in January and June. You work at your own pace and in any event you have one year in which to complete each IAB Course. There will be a separate fee (payable to the IAB) for sitting the examinations. Candidates are responsible for making their own examination arrangements with the IAB. Please see www.iab.org.uk for full information on the IAB. The IAB is the longest established professional body for book keeping. It IAB Membership Grades There are three grades of membership ASSOCIATE – this entitles the use of the designatory letters AIAB
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