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There are no restrictions on learner entry level to these qualifications. However, we would advise students new to the subject to start at Level One as this will give a good grounding in the main concepts of Canine Behaviour.
We also recommend that students have some form of prior qualification or experience before starting Level Three.
Level Intellectual skills & abilities Processes Accountability Credits Hours
1
Employ a narrow range of applied knowledge and basic comprehension.
Demonstrate a narrow range of skills.
Apply known solutions to familiar problems.
Present and record information from readily available sources.
Show basic competence in a limited range of predictable and structured contexts.
Utilise a clear choice of routine responses.
Co-operate with others.
Exercise a very limited degree of discretion and judgement about possible actions.
Carry out responsibility for quality and quantity of output.
Operate under direct supervision and quality control.
9
90
2
Apply knowledge with underpinning comprehension in a number of areas.
Make comparisons.
Interpret available information.
Demonstrate a range of skills.
Choose from a range of procedures performed in a number of contexts, some of which may be non-routine.
Co-ordinate with others.
Undertake directed activity with a degree of autonomy.
Achieve outcomes within time constraints.
Accept increased responsibility for quantity and quality of output subject to external quality checking.
12
120
3
Apply knowledge and skills in a range of complex activities, demonstrating comprehension of relevant theories.
Access and evaluate information independently.
Analyse information and make reasoned judgements.
Employ a range of responses to well defined but often unfamiliar or unpredictable problems.
Operate in a variety of familiar and unfamiliar contexts using a range of technical or learning skills.
Select from a considerable choice of procedures.
Give presentations to an audience.
Engage in self directed activity with guidance/ evaluation.
Accept responsibility for quality and quantity of output.
Accept limited responsibility for the quantity and quality of output from others.
15
150
What are these levels equivalent to?
Typically, 9 credits of units at Level One will be an equivalent level and quantity of work as an NVQ level 1.
15 credits of units at Level 3 will be an equivalent level and quantity of work as an NVQ level 3 or to ‘A’ Level standard.
The OCN is approved by Ofqual as a national Awarding Organisation, and is licenced by the QAA and NOCN, ensuring your course is standardized with National Qualifications.
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