Functional Skills in Apprenticeships Claire Griffiths.

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Functional Skills in Apprenticeships Claire Griffiths

Contents Framework Requirements Implementation of Framework FS English FS Maths FS ICT

Framework Requirements Intermediate Apprenticeships GCSE Maths and GCSE English or FS Level 1 – Maths and English Advanced Apprenticeships GCSE Maths, GCSE English and GCSE ICT or FS Level 2 - Maths, English and ICT

Implementation of the Framework GCSE – within last 5 years Prescribed Level of FS Progression from Intermediate to Advanced

Functional Skills English Assessment: Reading Exam – comprehension/interpretation Writing Exam – composition, spelling, punctuation, grammar Speaking and Listening - Assessments x 2 Issues: Multiple elements to assessment English not first language Embedding

Functional Skills Maths Assessment: One external exam Real life scenarios Issues: Reading and understanding the requirements of the question Embedding

Functional Skills ICT Assessment: One external exam Real life scenario Issues: Existing ICT qualifications Subject apprentices struggle with most Reading and understanding the requirements of the question Following instructions

Functional Skills in Apprenticeships Claire Griffiths