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Higher NationalsFor the skills to stand outfrom the crowdGo Higher
Take control ofyour career withBTEC HigherNationalsEducation is the passport to the future, for tomorrowbelongs to those who prepare for it today. Withso many students wanting to make their mark in theworld of work, it is becoming more important for themto gain the right skills to be confident in the outsideworld.BTEC Higher Nationals have a long history of deliveringhigher level technical and professional skills. They providecareer-focussed experience as well as academic knowledge;ensuring you’ll gain the required expertise, as identified bybusiness and industry, and the flexibility to take the nextstep into employment or continue to a degree.Whichever path you choose, BTEC Higher Nationals offeryou real opportunities and real qualifications to prosperin the real world.In designing the BTEC Higher Nationals we’ve workedclosely with relevant employers and Professional Bodies, toensure alignment with recognised professional standards,and with universities to ensure alignment with degreeprogrammes. The new BTEC Higher National qualificationsare designed to reflect the increasing need for high qualityprofessional and technical qualifications at Levels 4 and 5,providing you with a clear line of sight to your career, orprogression to a degree at Level 6.
“ Go HigherWhy choose BTECHigher Nationals?When thinking about your career and your future, it is becoming increasingly important to makesure you feel confident that what you choose to study will enhance your career path and give youpeace of mind that it meets industry standards. BTEC Higher Nationals are professional / technicalhigher education qualifications, not only recognised as equivalent to the first two years of an honoursdegree, but co-designed with industry, employers and professional bodies, so they are widelyrecognised by industry and higher education as the principal vocational qualification at Levels 4 and5. With clear routes to or within employment, or progression to an honours degree at level 6, BTECHigher Nationals are designed to help you secure the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed tosucceed in the workplace. When developing the BTEC Higher Nationalqualifications, we collaborated with awide range of students, employers, highereducation providers, colleges and subjectexperts, to ensure that the new qualificationsmeet their needs and expectations. There is now a greater emphasis on employerengagement and work readiness. They are designed to reflect this increasingneed for high-quality professional andtechnical education pathways at Levels 4and 5. These qualifications provide you with a clearpathway to employment, and a recognisedprogression route to gain the further learningrequired at Level 6Designed for clear transitionsEntry points: A level 3 qualification, for example, a BTEC Level 3 or A-level.Access to HE Diploma.Level 4 Higher National Certificate(120 Credits)Level 5 Higher National Diploma(120 Credits)I believe thatthe qualificationhelped me gain agood foundationin the practicaland businessaspects ofphotographyand gave methe confidenceto become afreelancer.”Yves Salmon completed BTEC HigherNational Certificate in PhotographyWhat is the difference between anHNC and an HND?Higher National CertificateHigher National Diploma Usually takes one year to completeif studying full time, and two years ifstudying part time. Usually takes two years to completeif studying full time, and four years ifstudying part time. Equivalent to the first year of a Universitydegree. Equivalent to the first and second year ofa University degree. Usually a more introductory programmewith a ‘core’ of learning essential to thesubject (some sectors may have morespecialist content depending on level ofentry to the job market). A more specialised programme of learningwith pathways linked to occupationaloutcomes. Opportunities to develop projectmanagement skills. An increased focus on research skills.Assessment for both years will be through a varied programme of assignments.Full-timeemploymentLevel 6Honours degree programmeProfessionalbody qualificationsCore modules credit values may vary by subject but will not be less than 30% of the wholequalification.
Real world success Christopher MeredithChristopher Meredith is a higher level apprenticeworking for the Jacobs engineering consultancyin Leeds, where he has progressed throughcompletion of the Level 3 Extended Diploma inConstruction and the Built Environment and theLevel 3 Advanced Technical Apprenticeship andBTEC HNC before embarking on the Higher LevelApprenticeship in February 2018.Chris enrolled at the Leeds College of Building topursue a BTEC Level 2 in Construction and theBuilt Environment (CBE) having taken the Level1 at school. While Chris’s determined progressdown in excitement along with him at the newsof his appointment, and the pride that he felt.Chris is now heavily involved in the technicaldesign of highways using 3D visualisation modelsand drawings. He communicates with projectteams all around the world and is instrumentalin solving complex civil engineering problems forJacobs Engineering.Having gained the Institution of Civil Engineer’sQuest Technician Scholarship – awarded only toapprentices of the highest calibre – and passing“Enrolling on a BTEC course has changed my life because it’s given me a prospectand a qualification that I need. And I can use this knowledge at work, as well aswork knowledge at college so it works both ways. “through these levels is impressive in itself,what makes Chris an award-winner is the factthat he has done this against the odds, liftinghimself out of what could have been an unhappyfuture through the sheer force of his effort andpersonality.Chris left school disillusioned with no GCSEs,having been frequently suspended during histime there. With his brother and several friendshaving already fallen foul of the law, Chris mightwell have gone a similar way, but he wanted morefor himself, describing a “desperate yearning tobe successful.” Having taken the Level 1 BTECat school, Chris was able to enrol on the Level2 course at college without GCSEs – a decisionwhich he says, “changed his life forever.”Following a successful work placement, he wasoffered an Apprenticeship and has never lookedback. He recalls how his lecturers jumped up andthe Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) TechnicianProfessional Review, Chris has gone fromstrength to strength.Modestly giving much of the credit for his successto BTEC, Chris is actively involved with marketingapprenticeships and higher education to otheryoung people, through radio and television, andacts as a mentor to junior apprentices at work.He also volunteers as a Student Ambassador atLeeds College of Building, because he says, “it’simportant to give something back to the collegethat’s supported me for 6 plus years.”Chris’s ambition is to finish his degree and‘hopefully progress through the ranks of mycompany’. Chris is an excellent role model forapprentices - and living proof that with hard workand determination you can achieve anythingyou want. A very worthy winner of the BTECApprentice of the Year 2019 (19 ) award and BTECStudent of the Year 2019.Designedto work in adigital worldBTEC Higher Nationals are supported by aspecially designed range of digital resources,to ensure that you’ll have the best possibleexperience during your course. These areavailable on our free dedicated platformfor Higher National students – HN Global.You’ll be able to access free online learningto develop your study skills to supportyour higher education learning, and careerdevelopment resources to support you withpreparing for the real world. With HN Global,you can also participate within a communityof other BTEC Higher National studentsfrom around the world, via online forums, todiscuss anything relevant to your course.Real opportunitiesBTEC HigherNationalQualificationBusinessPathways* Engineering AeronauticalEngineering A few examples of typical jobs A few examples of typical jobsafter HNC**after HND**Accounting and FinanceBusiness ManagementEntrepreneurshipand Small BusinessManagementHuman ResourceManagementMarketingOperations ManagementBusiness Advisor; Human ResourcesOfficer; Training and DevelopmentOfficer; Recruitment Consultant;Communications Planner; AccountingTechnician.Business Manager; BusinessDevelopment Manager; HumanResources Manager; RecruitmentConsultant; Marketing Executive/Manager; Logistics and DistributionManager; Supply Chain Manager;Service Delivery Manager; RetailManager; Financial Advisor; SalesManager; Small Business Advisor.Electrical and ElectronicEngineeringGeneral EngineeringManufacturingEngineeringMechanical EngineeringOperations EngineeringElectrical Engineering Technician;Electronics Engineering Technician;Mechanical Engineering Technician;Manufacturing Systems Technician;Automotive Engineering Technician;Engineering Maintenance Technician.Electrical Engineer; Electronic Engineer;Mechanical Engineer; ManufacturingSystems Engineer; Automotive Engineer;Maintenance Engineer.Aircraft AerodynamicsAircraft Flight ControlSystemsAerospace Engineering Technician;Aircraft Flight Control SystemsTechnician.Aerospace Engineer; Flight ControlSystems Engineer.
BTEC ays* (UK Only)Computing A few examples of typical jobs A few examples of typicalafter HNC**jobs after HND**Nuclear OperationsNuclear Engineering Technician;(Electrical and Engineering) Nuclear Maintenance TechnicianNuclear Operations(Mechanical)Nuclear Engineer; NuclearMaintenance Project Engineer;Nuclear Maintenance OperationsEngineer.Network EngineeringSoftware EngineeringData AnalyticsSecurityIntelligent SystemsApplications DevelopmentNetwork Engineer; SystemsArchitectNetwork Manager; SoftwareDeveloper; Systems Designer;Business Analyst; GamesDeveloper; Web Developer;Business AnalystSystems Engineer; Support Technician;Database Administrator; ServicedeskTechnician; System Testing Engineer;Network Support Technician.Marketing Analyst; Data Engineer;Fraud Analyst; Operation ResearchScientist; Forensic ComputerAnalysts; IT Security Coordinator;Ethical Hacker; Fraud Analyst.Constructionand the BuiltEnvironment Assistant Design Coordinator;Construction Design Technician;Construction Technician; ArchitecturalDraftsperson; Architectural Technician;Heating/Cooling System Technician;Building Services EngineeringTechnician; Site Engineering Technician;Construction Surveying Technician. Construction ManagementConstruction - ArchitecturalTechnologyCivil EngineeringBuilding ServicesEngineering - Heating,Ventilation and AirconditioningBuilding ServicesEngineering - ElectricalSurveyingDesign & Build Co-ordinator;Construction Site Supervisor; SiteManager; Project Manager; Health& Safety Manager; ArchitecturalTechnologist; Information Manager;Architectural Designer; Heating/Cooling System Designer; ElectricalSystem Designer; Lighting SystemDesigner; Structural EngineeringDesign; Civil Engineering Design;Transport Engineering Design. Product DesignInterior DesignFashionTextilesGraphic DesignPhotographyArt PracticeDigital DesignAssistant Art Production Manager; LogoDesigner; Broadcast Designer; AssistantIllustrator; Photographer’s Assistant;Layout Artist; Assistant Web Developer;Fine Artist; Ceramicist; Pattern Cutter;3D Designer; Textile Designer; AssistantStylist; Fashion Forecast Researcher.Art Director; Illustrator; VisualImage Developer; Photographer;Content Developer; Web Designer;Interface Designer; PackageDesigner; User ExperienceDesigner; Fine Artist; CeramicDesigner; Fashion Designer; InteriorDesign Assistant; Assistant ProductDesigner; Textile Designer; Stylist;Assistant Fashion Forecaster;Jewellery Designer. Art and DesignRailEngineering(HNC only) Manufacturing OperationsEngineering(HNC Only)Rail Engineering Advanced Technicianin:Track; Signalling; Telecoms; Traction &Rolling Stock; Electrification; OverheadLines; Rail Systems.N/AManufacturing Operations Operations Coordinator; ManufacturingTest Technician; Production Manager;Operations Team Lead; ManufacturingTechnician; Manufacturing &Production Engineer; QualityTechnician; Lead ManufacturingTechnicianN/ATrackPowerCommand and ControlTraction and Rolling StockRail SystemsIt’s a great way to get your foot in the door of employment, greaterthan that compared to going to university.- HNC Electrical and electronic Engineering student 2017BTEC HigherNationalQualificationPathways*Sport Sport & Exercise Science Public Services A few examples of typical jobs A few examples of typical jobsafter HNC**after HND**Outdoor AdventureCommunity Sport andPhysical ActivityLeisure ManagementSport (General)Outdoor Adventure Instructor; FieldStudies Officer; Sports Coaching;Health Promotion; Corporate SportsHospitality; Outreach Work; SportsEntrepreneurship; Armed Forces andPolice.Adventure Tourism Manager;Environmental Education; YouthDevelopment Officers; SportsDevelopment; Health and FitnessManagement; Sports FacilityManagement; Sports EventManagement; PE teaching (via aPGCE).Coaching ScienceExercise, Health andLifestyleSport and ExerciseScience (General)Sport Coach; Community SportsLeader; Performance Developer;Sports Development Officer; LeisureDevelopment Officer; Armed Forces orUniformed Services.Sports Therapist; CardiacRehabilitation Technician; Sportsand Exercise Scientist; Strength andConditioning; Teaching or Lecturing(via a PGCE).Protective ServicesCrime and CriminalJusticePublic ServiceManagementPublic Services (General)Police Officer (if reached min age 18);Prison Officer (if reached min age 18);Firefighter (if reached min age 18);Royal Navy; Royal Marines; Army;Royal Air Force; Local GovernmentAdministrator.Police Officer; Prison Officer;Royal Navy; Royal Marines; Army;Royal Air Force; Firefighter (middlemanagement); Local Governmentproject management/senior clerical;Public Sector Commercial Officer.AppliedSciencesThis qualification is underdevelopment for firstteaching in 2019. Olderversions are available,please consult with yourlocal college about optionsfor Applied Chemistry orApplied Biology.Laboratory Technician - Research;Laboratory Technician - Process;Development; Polymer Technologist;Laboratory Manager; LaboratoryAnalyst.Analytical Chemist; MolecularBiologist; Microbiologist; FormulationScientist; Process Technologist;Biotechnologist; Biochemist; Botanist;Clinical Engineer; Ecologist; MarineBiologist; Medical LaboratoryAssistant; Microbiologist; ZoologicalScientist; Food Scientist; Natureconservation Officer; EnvironmentalEngineer; Pharmacologist; Researchand Development Scientist; Researchscientist (life sciences); Researchscientist (medical); Soil Scientist;Analytical Scientist; Chemical Engineer;Chemistry Laboratory Technician;Colour Technologist; IndustrialChemist; Toxicologist.HospitalityManagement Hospitality ManagementCulinary ArtsManagementFood and BeverageAccommodation andRevenue ManagementEventsInnovative Marketingand SalesAssistant Kitchen Manager; HeadChef/Cook; Head of Waiting Staff;Head Barman; Restaurant AssistantManager; Food and Beverage AssistantManager; Front Office Manager; Headof Housekeeping; Assistant GeneralManager; Group Revenue Manager;Assistant Coffee Shop Manager;Events Manager; Events Co-ordinator;Assistant Product Manager.Senior Chef; Head Chef; Sous Chef;Special Events Manager; Conferenceand Banqueting Manager; EventsProject Manager; Bar/Pub Manager;Restaurant Manager; Food andBeverage Manager; Front of HouseManager; Hotel Manager; ResortManager; Hotel Operations Manager;Revenue and Sales Manager;Product and Sales Manager; Salesand Marketing Manager; SalesDevelopment Manager; HospitalityCustomer Relationships Manager.Leadership andManagementEducationSocial and CommunityCare PracticeRoom Leader; Pastoral SupportWorker; Early Years Educator; Teachingand Learning Assistant; Key Worker;Early Years Practitioner; LearningSupport Assistant; Early Years SupportWorker; Early Years InterventionSupport Worker (with additionaltraining); Nursery Officer; Teaching andLearning Assistant.Deputy/Assistant Manager; Senior/Lead Practitioner; Pre-School Leader;Early Years/Children’s Centre CoOrdinator; Family Support Worker;Nursery Nurse/Practitioner; SeniorKey Worker; Play Co-Ordinator/Leader;Senior Playworker; After School ClubSupervisor; Higher Level Teachingand Learning Assistant; Early YearsFoundation Stage Lead Pastoral CareManager; Education Welfare Officer. Early ChildhoodEducation andCare
BTEC HigherNationalQualificationTravel andTourismManagementA few examples of typicaljobs after HNC**A few examples of typical jobsafter HND**InternationalTravel and tsSustainableManagementTour OperationsInnovation, Cutureand HeritageDestination Planning Officer;Tourism Development Officer’ FlightOperations Manager; PassengerOperations Manager; TravelSupervisor; Travel Assistant Manager;Corporate Travel Assistant Manager;Sustainable Tourism Officer; VisitorAttraction Assistant Manager;Events Co-ordinator; Events Planner;Destination Planning Officer; TourismDevelopment Officer.Air Charter Manager; Aircraft MovementManager; Airport Ground HandlingManager; Airline Operations Manager;Passenger Services Manager; DestinationManager; Events Manager; Events ProjectManager; Visitor Attraction Manager;Curation and Interpretation Officer;Destination Manager; Learning ProgrammeManager; Operations Executive; OperationsSupport Manager; Group OperationsManager; Product Development Manager;Sales and Marketing Manager; TourismDevelopment Manager; SustainableDevelopment Tourism Officer; Eco- LodgeManager. ActingMusical TheatreDanceTechnical ArtsPerforming Arts(General)Stage Crew; Lighting Operator; SoundOperator; Hair and Mair Up Assistant;Wardrobe Assistant; Performer:Vocalist, Dancer and Actor; Dancer:Jazz, Ballet, Commercial Dance, Tap,American Tap, Contemporary; Actor:Stage, Camera and Multimedia.Costume Designer; Sound Designer; Hairand Make Up Designer; Assistant StageManager; Deputy Stage Manager; StageManager; Lighting Designer; Dancer: Jazz,Ballet, Commercial Dance, Tap, AmericanTap, Contemporary, Physical Theatre;Choreographer; Assistant Choreographer;Dance Captain; Performer: Vocalist, Dancerand Actor; Actor: Stage, Camera andMultimedia. BusinessSession MusicianArtist DevelopmentProductionSound DesignSound EngineeringCompositionTop Line Songwriter; Arranger;Songwriter; Transcriber; Performer;Solo Artist; Roadie; Music Producer;Music Promoter.Composer for Film; Composer for Media;Composer for TV; Composer for Games/Apps; Studio Session Musician; Live SessionMusician; Solo Artist; Performer; SoundDesigner; Assistant Sound Designer; SoundEngineer; Studio Sound Engineer; LiveSound Engineer; Studio Sound Engineer;Music Producer; Record Label Manager;Record Label Owner; Event Manager; ArtistManager. Integrated Healthand Social CareSocial CareLeadership andManagementCommunityDevelopmentSocial andCommunity WorkPracticeChildren, YoungPeople and FamiliesPractitionerSocial Work Assistant; CommunitySupport Development Worker;Personal Assistant; VolunteerAssistant Organiser; CommunicationSupport Worker; Palliative CareAssistant; Careers Adviser; AssistantWelfare Officer; Learning Mentor;Organisational DevelopmentAssistant; Project Worker; OutreachWorker; Support Worker; Advice,Support and Guidance Worker.Family Support Worker; CommunityDevelopment Officer; Community SupportWorker; Life Coach; Occupational TherapySupport Worker; Project Manager; Children,Young People and Families Practitioner;Family Mediator; Volunteer Coordinator;Volunteer Manager; Welfare RightsOfficer; Mental Health Advocate; OutreachManager; Policy Advisor; Senior SupportWorker; General Office Manager.Integrated CareHealthcareManagementPublic Health &Health PromotionHealthcare (AssistantPractitioner)Nursing AssistantCare Navigator; Healthcare SupportWorker; Social Care Support Worker;Healthcare Assistant; HealthcareAdministrator; Personal Assistant;Assistant Operational Manager;Assistant Health Advisor; AssistantHealth Educator; Assistant HealthImprovement Officer; Primary CareLiaison Officer; Unqualified AssistantPractitioner; Nursing Assistant;Teenage Pregnancy Coordinator;Activities Coordinator.Senior Healthcare Assistant; SeniorSupport Worker; Healthcare AdministrationManager; Health Educator; Health Advisor;Public Health Practitioner; WellbeingCoordinator; Health Improvement Officer;Assistant Practitioner; Nursing Assistant/Auxiliary; Smoking Cessation Advisor;Substance Misuse Worker; Project Manager;General Office Manager; OccupationalTherapy Support Worker; PhysiotherapyAssistant; Support, Time and RecoveryWorker; Theatre Support Worker.Pathways* PerformingArtsMusicSocial andCommunityWork HealthcarePractice BTEC HigherNationalQualificationPathways*A few examples of typical jobs afterHNC**A few examples of typicaljobs after HND**Land-based AgricultureHorticultureAnimalManagementAnimal Keeper; Animal Controls Officer;Animal Health Officer; Animal Trainer; WildlifeTechnician; Animal Organization Researcher;Retail Supervisor; Animal Instructure;Laboratory Technician; Horse Riding Instructor;Freelance Events Organizer; Horse Breeder;Horse Trainer; Head Groom; AgricultureLivestock Manager (Dairy, Pigs, Poultry,Sheep, Beef, etc.); Agriculture Instructor;Crop Production Technician; Crop Technician;Livestock Pedigree Breeder; Plant Breeder/Grower; Garden Centre Department Supervisor;Sales Representative; Garden Designer;Landscape Contractor.Animal Behaviour Consultant; Kenneland Cattery Manager; Pet StoreManager; Animal Rescue CentreManager; Research Officer; VeterinaryTechnician; Animal Nutritionist;Medical Sales Representative;Lecturer; Equine Yard Manager;Professional Horse Rider; EquineActivity Centre Manager; AnimalCounsellor; Veterinary PracticeManager; Farm and Estate Manager;Plant Nursery Manager; GardenCentre Manager; Crop ProductionManager.Creative MediaProduction Sound MediaFilm andTelevisionJournalismWeb and AppDevelopmentMotion GraphicsVisual EffectsGameDevelopmentVFX Artist; Assistant 3D Artist; AssitantCompositor; Runner; Assistant Web Developer;Assistant UX Designer; Assistant UI Designer;Assistant Audio Technician; Assistant MatchMove Artist; Assistant Recording Technician;Assistant Camera Operator; Assistant ConceptArtist; Assistant Motion Graphics Artist;Assistant Lighting Technician; Assistant CopyEditor; Assistant Digital Animator; AssistantScript Editor.VFX Supervisor; 3D Artist;Compositor; Web Developer;UX Designer; UI Designer; AudioTechnician; Recording Technician;Camera Operator; Motion GraphicsArtist; Copy Editor; Digital Animator;Scriptwriter; Script Editor; LightingTechnician; Concept Artist; MatchMove Artist. *This list is a combination of pathways at both BTEC HNC and HND level. Please consult with your local college regarding exactpathways to be delivered within your chosen qualification.** These are suggestions of the typical job roles related to this qualification at this level. Pearson does not guarantee employmentupon completion, and you will have a responsibility to make sure that you meet the employer’s requirements.“ Looking back at thetwo years I spentstudying at theCollege, I can easilysay that completingthe HND course hasbrought out the bestin me and I am moreconfident than I haveever been before.”Stuart Munn, BTEC Higher National Diploma inComputing student at Heart of WorcestershireCollege, UK
Real opportnitiesReal rewardsDesigned to meet your budgetCostsIn 2017, Pearson asked studentsfrom around the world why they enjoy studying a BTECHigher National qualification. BTEC Higher Nationalsreally do make a difference to students lives, andprepare them for real world experiences that they willrequire when embarking on their career journey.Click on the video to find out what some of ourcurrent students have to say.Designed to take you furtherWhether to, or within employment, or onto the final yearof a university degree, Pearson is dedicated to creatingopportunities to help you once you have completed yourqualification.We work with universities in the UK and around the world,explaining the content, structure and purpose of BTECHigher National qualifications, so that the universitiesrecognise your value and accept applications from you as aBTEC Higher National holder onto a degree programme.You can find all these articulations on our Degree Finderwebsite. (You should always check the entry requirementsfor degree programmes at specific higher educationproviders).We also work with employers to produce our qualifications,to make sure the BTEC Higher Nationals are up-to-date andmeet the requirements of industry. This means that you willbe learning the skills and knowledge wanted by employers.We gain recognition from employers so that whilst they arereviewing job applications, they already understand yourvalue and significance by being an applicant holding a BTECHigher National qualification.We also engage with professional bodies to create clearroutes of progression for BTEC Higher National holders, soyou can use your qualification to fully, or partially, claim aprofessional certification and gain accelerated progressiontowards, for example, Chartered status.Some examples of the current exemptions/vendoraccreditations for BTEC Higher National qualificationsBusinessAssociation of Chartered Certified Accountants ACCA, CIMA, CIPD, CIPSComputingCompTIA, CISCO, Microsoft, Oracle, AXELOSConstruction and theBuilt EnvironmentInstitution of Civil Engineers (ICE), Institution of Structural Engineers (iStructE), CharteredInstitute of Building (CIOB), Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT), Instituteof Highways Engineers (IHE).[FundingBTEC Higher Nationals are subject to studentloan funding within Further Education Colleges,but you will generally only receive studentfinance for your first higher educationqualification. A full breakdown of availablefunding can be found on the opposite page.If you want moreinformation about loansand grants, visitwww.gov.uk/student-financefor more information,and to apply.If you are considering a BTEC Higher Nationalat a private college in the UK, you will need toconsult with the college regarding the tuitionfees.What to do next1. If you are interested in studying a BTEC Higher National qualification, spend timeresearching the course that you are interested in.2. Visit the college website(s) and attend open days to find out what they have to offer.3. Make sure you meet all application requirements.4. Speak to your careers advisor if you need more support.As part of an initial advice and guidance, interview and enrolment procedure, colleges mighttake into account the prior experience and knowledge you have gained from outside theformal education and training system. This is known as Recognition of Prior Learning, orRPL. Speak to your local college if you’re unsure.BTEC HigherNationalQualificationFind out which higher education institutions have confirmedrecognition of, or progression from, a BTEC Higher Nationalqualification at www.highernationals.com/degree-finderPlease note that the annual tuition fees to studya BTEC Higher National qualification are atthe discretion of the college and can be foundwithin their prospectus. However, it is usuallyconsiderably less than studying at university.]Where will you study?You can find an institution where you can study your chosen BTEC Higher Nationaleasily with our College Finder - visit www.highernationals.com/find-your-college
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personality. Chris left school disillusioned with no GCSEs, having been frequently suspended during his time there. With his brother and several friends having already fallen foul of the law, Chris might well have gone a similar way, but he wanted more for himself, describing a "desperate yearning to be successful." Having taken the Level 1 .
