EAL is proud to announce success in a joint bid with City & Guilds in delivering two T Level qualifications under the Construction route: in Building Services Engineering and On-Site Construction.
Available for delivery by eligible providers from September 2021, the qualifications form part of the second wave of T Levels.
We're delighted to announce that we have been awarded the contract to be the delivery partner for the second wave of the T Levels in Construction by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education (IFATE) and the Department for Education (DfE).
Welsh Government appoints Enginuity to explore new qualification to boost economy.
Welsh employers are being urged to become masters of their own destiny by building and adopting a new qualification to drive higher level skills in advanced manufacturing and engineering.
We were delighted to announce in May that a number of EAL qualifications now carry UCAS tariff points which meet Department for Education requirements and will count towards league tables and university entry. This is a major milestone which gives many of our awards parity and context alongside academic achievement and allows our FE customers a much greater choice.
Students have driven off with a prestigious prize after creating a replica Royal carriage fit for The Queen.
Matthew Hughes, Gareth Phillips, Owen Fitzgibbon and Thomas Lavender created the impressive carriage during a fiercely contested national final of a welding competition.
Weld Off 2016 proved to be a third consecutive win for EAL registered centre, Coleg Cambria in North Wales, when the four students produced their stunning entry for the competition themed God Save the Queen in celebration of the Monarch’s 90th birthday.
Read about EAL’s latest achievements and developments in the Spring edition of InTouch.
In this issue:
Skills competitions play a vital role in recognising talent and driving up quality across industry. We asked Darren Oates, our External Quality Assurer (EQA) for Wales and an experienced competition judge to tell us more.
The 2016 Industry Apprentice Council survey has received over 1,500 responses this year, an increase of some 16% on 2015 – thank you to everyone who took the time to complete it. Your views are incredibly important and will help influence future policy.
As always, we’re delighted and proud to share our learner’s achievements, so would like to extend our congratulations to JCB’s first ever group of Higher Apprentices from the September 2012 intake who recently completed this framework, following EAL’s NVQ Extended Diploma in Engineering Leadership qualification as part of it.
Updated versions of our corporate and sector brochures are now available to read online:
