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You can get help from the SQA website but if you need proper help then I would recommend www.SVQtuition.co.uk
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I am I am doing your svq3 in social care needing help with unit 336?
svq 384
How do you provide active support and place the preferences and best interest of individuals at the center of everything you do?
svq National care standard act 2000 standard 10
Is a hnc a higher grade than a svq?
no it is the same level just a different name
What is the airport code for San Pablo Airport?
The airport code for San Pablo Airport is SVQ.
Is SVQ 3 social care Scotland recognized in England?
To get a definitive answer to this contact the awarding body who originally issued your certificate. Actually, your awarding body is unlikely to know the answer to this question either! I would suggest that you contact the Spanish Consul and ask them to point you in the right direction
How much do bricklayers earn in England?
* A bricklayer with NVQ Level 2 may earn just over £16,000. * With NVQ/SVQ Level 3, earnings may be over £18,000. * With experience, it is possible to earn around £25,000 a year.
What has the author Roy Hayter written?
Roy Hayter has written: 'Food Preparation and Cooking' 'Bar Service (NVQ/SVQ)' 'Safety in Catering' 'Market Your Business' 'Safety in pubs' 'Food Preparation & Cooking (Hospitality)' 'Bar Service Levels 1 & 2'
Qualifications needed to work with children with special needs?
You need to get a specialized college education in the area of special needs you are interested in teaching/working with. Special needs is broken down in areas of need. Visually handicapped, hearing handicapped, learning problems, various forms of autism, mobility problems, severely handicapped, and so forth. If you want to teach children in any of the above areas you would get a teaching credential and a special education credential. I would suggest if you think you might really want to help special needs children you talk to a teacher who does this and you may want to become an aide or volunteer in a class. It is a tough challenging job and requires a lot of patience.
How long to fly from Rota Spain to San Diego CA?
The flight distance between Rota Spain and San Diego, CA (SAN) is 5949miles/9575km. Unless you have military orders, you will not be able to land in Rota. Instead the nearest airport is Sevilla (SVQ). There are normally 3 stops with this flight, and it should take 19hours or more.
What is a direct care worker?
..A direct worker is someone you work with face-to-face, e.g a home aideSome skills of this direct care worker can involve:Teamwork - As you will be working with other care workers, and will need this to get along and work well.Good Communication Skills - As you may be corresponding with people in the NHS as well as people in social services, housing officers and GP's, so you will need to have good communication skills.(Care Workers - Social Care Worker Jobs/Public Jobs Direct, 2012)Good in Culture and Language - This is important so you are sensitive to different people in different backgrounds. This will allow you to work well with your client.Patience - Generally you will need to be a patient and caring person.(Care Workers - Social Care Worker Jobs/Public Jobs Direct, 2012)Others - Some residential care worker jobs require you to have a full and clean driving license or a second language.(Care Workers - Social Care Worker Jobs/Public Jobs Direct, 2012)QualificationsYou usually do not need any formal qualifications to become a direct care worker, although work experience in working with the elderly would be helpful. Training is completed on-the-job and covers everything from health and safety to specific care of a disability. As a care worker, you are able to work towards a Health and Social Care NVQ/SVQ levels 2 and 3.
What is the closest airport to Seville Spain?
The nearest major airport is San Pablo Airport (SVQ / LEZL). This airport has international and domestic flights and is about 9 km from the center of Seville, Spain.
What gces do you need to become a Groom in Horses?
groom is responsible for the day-to-day care of horses. Duties usually include grooming, feeding, mucking out, turning out and bringing in, tack cleaning, preparing horses for exercise, competitions, etc, checking the general health of the horses, treating minor injuries, as well as general yard duties such as sweeping the yard, checking fences, etc.Some grooms, but not all, may also be required to exercise the horses either using a horse walker or by riding.Full time grooms usually work 40 hours a week and start early in the morning and are often required to work weekends or into the evening.A groom needs to:be physically fitbe willing and able to work outside in all weather conditionshave a good general knowledge and experience of horse care and stable dutieshave an awareness of horse illnesses and equine first aidGrooms are employed within many types of equestrian businesses such as stud farms, riding schools, livery yards, trekking centres, racing yards and the duties involved may vary depending on the type of business.Pay and Prospects of a Horse GroomGrooms are paid according to their age, experience and duties but are usually paid less than £10,000 per annum.Within larger yards there may be several grooms with one more experienced groom, known as a Head Groom, who is responsible for managing the other grooms. A Head Groom may earn in the region of £15,000 per annum.Employers may offer accommodation, livery for own horse, riding lessons, etc as part payment.Depending on the type of yard a groom works for, there may be prospects to train and progress into other jobs eg such as a Riding Instructor within a Riding School, an Assistant Trainer in a Racing Yard, Stud Manager with a Stud Farm, etc.Training and Qualifications to become a Horse GroomOften no formal qualifications are required to become a horse groom. However, a qualification in horse care is a definite advantage to anyone wanting to become a groom. Therefore the courses below are relevant to anyone thinking of becoming a horse groom.British Horse Society BHS NVQ/SVQ in Horse Care Levels 1 to 3British Horse Society (BHS) Stage 1-4 examsAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Preliminary Horse Care and Riding CertificateAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Groom's CertificateAssociation of British Riding Schools (ABRS) Groom's DiplomaBTEC/Edexcel Diploma in Horsecare or Equine Studies (England) or SQA National Certificate in Equine Studies (Scotland)Candidates must be 16 years old to take the above courses and qualifications, and for BTEC/Edexcel National Diploma in Horsecare or Equine Studies (England) or SQA National Certificate in Equine Studies (Scotland) candidates must have four GCSEs (A-C)/S grades (1-3).GSCES:i would takeHorse CareP.E - Phisical.Stamina...Sceinces - to understand the body,Mind,Sole...I am chossing my GCSES at the momment and i have chossen horse care. I would love be a Groom and work upwards to be an Intrsuctor. :) ( Not my resource.)AnnaMay12345
