BTEC
Practical skills certificate
BTEC is a British vocational qualification, typically taken by students aged 16-18 as an alternative to A-levels.
BTECs focus on practical, work-related skills in subjects like business, engineering, health care, and media.
The name comes from the Business and Technology Education Council, the body that originally awarded them.
She's doing a BTEC in sports science.
Academic completion document
- certificateFormal written attestation
- subsidiaryOf lesser importance
- foundationUnderlying support structure
- unitsStandard measures of quantity
modules · coursework · assessment · portfolio · assignment · merit · distinction · pass
Anglo surname
Involving direct physical engagement
- practicalSuited for real use
- work-basedRelated to one's job
- apprenticeshipLearning trade through employment
- technicianSkilled practical worker
trade · workshop · employability · craftsmanship · competency · proficiency · technical · on-the-job
Paid occupation status
- CVCareer credentials document
- portfolioCollected works or assets
- internshipSupervised professional trial period
- mentorshipGuidance from experienced person
diploma
Academic completion document
- certificateFormal written attestation
- subsidiaryOf lesser importance
- foundationUnderlying support structure
units · modules · coursework · assessment · portfolio · assignment · merit · distinction · pass · grading
Pearson
Anglo surname
Wales · clearing · polytechnic
hands-on
Involving direct physical engagement
- practicalSuited for real use
- work-basedRelated to one's job
- apprenticeshipLearning trade through employment
technician · trade · workshop · employability · craftsmanship · competency · proficiency · technical · on-the-job · mechanic
employment
Paid occupation status
- CVCareer credentials document
- portfolioCollected works or assets
- internshipSupervised professional trial period
BTECacademic degree
University-conferred educational qualification
International Baccalaureate · IB · GCSEs · bachelor's degree · liberal arts education
Greco-Roman intellectual training