1. Completing the Application Form
January 31st

2. Contact details
Two addresses/phone numbers. One should be a member of senior management and the other the Welsh Baccalaureate co-ordinator).

3. Commitment and support for WBQ from senior managers
Senior Management Team involvement in planning, delivery and monitoring of the Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification - name individuals, where possible.
Centres should give details of any agreement to proceed in principle that may have been given by the governing body or CEO.

4. Meeting time requirements
Centres should ensure that they provide an outline of how the time requirements set out in the specifications are to be met (e.g. hours per week).

5. Welsh Bac experience Variety of teaching and learning experiences
Experiential learning – visits, links to organisations

6. Essential Skills Wales and Wider Key Skills
Evidence of how your institution plans to coordinate and schedule the completion of ESW/KS requirements, including planning of effective staff development.
Accredited Centre Status.
Previous achievement of specific skills and their levels

7. Tutorial support
Appropriate support system in place, including provision of 30 minutes of one-to-one support per half term for all learners, this can be covered in 2 sessions of 15 minutes.

8. Promotion & Marketing
Promote the Welsh Baccalaureate both in centre and to the wider community.
Examples and details of any marketing plan should be provided where possible.

9. Planning for more than one level Planning for more than one Key stage
Progression
Planning for more than one level
Planning for more than one Key stage

10. Monitoring and evaluation
Delivery,
Assessment
Internal moderation arrangements.

11. Qualifications
Note vocational qualifications – exact title important in terms of Options requirements

12. Application Form Deadline
January 31st