Learning and Skills in England - Programmes Offered By Learning and Skills Providers

Programmes Offered By Learning and Skills Providers

Programmes offered by learning and skills providers are very diverse and range from basic skills basic skills courses to Foundation Degrees, including both academic and vocational qualifications.

These programmes are accredited by various awarding bodies, under the supervision of the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority which regulates the qualifications system in England.

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