L3 Award in Assessing Vocational Achievement

The award is widely recognised in community based teaching and for companies who have a training requirement but no qualified staff.

Completing an education and training course can lead to a wide range of career opportunities in the field of education, instructional design, and training. Here are some career options for individuals who have completed such a course:

Teacher or Educator: Work as a classroom teacher, instructor, or professor at various levels of education, including elementary, secondary, and post-secondary education.

Trainer or Corporate Trainer: Train employees or clients in various industries, providing job-specific skills and knowledge.

Instructional Designer: Design and develop educational materials, including online courses, e-learning modules, and instructional content for schools or businesses.

Curriculum Developer: Create and modify educational curriculum, aligning it with standards and educational goals.

Distance Learning Coordinator: Manage and administer distance or online learning programs, ensuring that students have access to educational resources.

Online Instructor or Facilitator: Teach online courses or webinars, sharing expertise in specific subjects or skills.

Special Education Teacher: Work with students who have special needs, adapting educational content and methods to accommodate their learning requirements.