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11.02.11 AW 2014 – Hair, Beauty, Hospitality & Catering AGENDA Education reforms • RPA • POS • SFA DfE Performance tables • KS4 • KS5 Apprenticeships – Trailblazer • NVQs in Hair • Beauty NOS update Techbac® © CITY & GUILDS Educational reforms- England only RPA – Raise in participation age to 17 and 18 by 2015 EFA - Study Programmes (2nd year) SFA – New funding rules © CITY & GUILDS RPA – Raise in participation age 4 EFA - Study Programmes 16-19 Recruitment Destination 5 Educational reforms – England Only Where we are we going? DfE - performance measures KS4 KS5 © CITY & GUILDS Get to know the new lingo!!! • KS4 – Key Stage 4 applies to learners aged 14-16 in year 9,10,and 11 • KS5 – Key Stage 5 applies to learners studying full time 16 – 19 • TA – Technical Awards , applies to KS4 qualifications only 14-16 • SVQ - Substantial Vocational Qualifications applies to level 2 qualifications which meet DFE requirements for full time learners aged 16-19 • TLQ – Technical Level Qualifications (Vocational) applies to level 3 qualifications which met DFE requirements for full time learners aged 16-19 • Performance measures – GCSE or A level equivalencies • Techbac® - is NOT a qualification but a wrap around offer to support the technical qualification for post 16 learners studying a full time programme © CITY & GUILDS England Only - Key stage 4 DFE requirements: Technical Awards 120 GLH = equivalent 1 GCSE 2 new qualifications under two separate sector subject areas 15.3 and 7.3 included in performance measures and tables Cannot have units which cross over to KS5 Unit sizes 30 GLHs each Delivered to year 10 and year 11 learners Moderation not external quality assurance model QAP approval needed © CITY & GUILDS NEW - Key Stage 4 – 14-16 Offer READY NOW: • 3038-20 City & Guilds Technical Award in Hair and Beauty Studies (601/4516/X) • 3038-21 City & Guilds Technical Award in Business Enterprise within the Hair and Beauty sector (601/4515/8) City & Guilds Technical Award in Business Enterprise within the Hair and Beauty Sector Learners must take the four mandatory units: • 201 Enterprise in the hair and beauty sector and related industries • 202 Personal presentation and communication in the hair and beauty sector • 203 Marketing and promotion in the hair and beauty sector • 204 Event planning and development City & Guilds Technical Award in Hair and Beauty Studies Learners must take the three mandatory units: • 210 Science of hair and beauty • 211 Research historical influences in the hair and beauty sector • 212 Design a photographic image in the hair and beauty sector Learners must take one of the optional units: • 214 Exploring skin care and make-up • 215 Exploring hand care and nail art • 213 Exploring hair care and styling Accommodation Services (30GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Hospitality (120 GLH) Reception and front office (30 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Hospitality (120 GLH) Researching the hospitality industry (30 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Hospitality (120 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Hospitality (120 GLH) City & Guilds KS4 Development in Hospitality & Catering for delivery Sept 2015 Conferences and Events (30 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Food Service and Cookery (120 GLH) History of food and restaurants (30 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Food Service and Cookery (120 GLH) Essential food service skills (30 GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Food Service and Cookery (120 GLH) Working in professional kitchens and restaurants (30GLH) Level 2 Technical Award in Food Service and Cookery (120 GLH) City & Guilds KS4 Development in Hospitality & Catering for delivery Sept 2015 Gastronomy (30 GLH) Progression routes L2 SVQ – KS5 Hair Beauty Nails Barbering Complementary Therapies Hair and media make L2 Apprenticeship Hair Beauty © CITY & GUILDS L3 TLQ KS5 Hair Beauty Nails Barbering Complementary Therapies Hair Theatrical and media make up L3 Apprenticeship Hair Beauty Level 4 or Employment KS4 TECHBAC® To be determind HEI Higher education Institute Progression routes H&C L2 SVQ – KS5 Professional Cookery Culinary Skills Professional Food & Beverage Service Professional Patisserie & Confectionery L2 Apprenticeship Cookery Food Service © CITY & GUILDS L3 TLQ KS5 Professional Cookery Professional Food & Beverage Service Professional Patisserie & Confectionery L3 Apprenticeship Cookery Food Service Patisserie Level 4 or Employment KS4 TECHBAC® To be determined HEI Higher education Institute KS5 – Level 2 and 3 The DFE are defining their qualifications for the Post 16 market as KS5 From September 2014 – • Level 3 will have interim A level equivalencies First teaching of Full Measure TLQ September 2016 = count in 2018 performance tables From September 2015 – • Level 2 will have GCSE equivalencies First teaching of Full Meaure SVQ September 2017 = count in 2019 performance tables © CITY & GUILDS City & Guilds Level 3 Hair offer for TLQ Performance Measures 500/9100/1 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Barbering (3002-67) 500/9098/7 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing for Cutting and Styling Technicians (3002-69) 500/9101/3 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing for Colour Technicians (3002-68) 500/9099/9 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Women's Hairdressing (3002-66) City & Guilds Level 3 Beauty offer for TLQ Performance Measures 600/2649/2 - CG Level 3 Diploma In Theatrical, Special Effects, Hair and Media Make-up (3003-74) 500/9001/X - CG Level 3 Diploma In Hair and Media Make-up (3003-73) 500/8941/9 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Nail Technology (3003-72) 500/8954/7 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Body and Spa Therapy (3003-71) 500/8957/2 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Beauty Therapy Techniques (3003-70) 600/5072/X –CG Level 3 Diploma in Complementary Therapies (7607-31) City & Guilds Level 3 H&C offer for TLQ Performance Measures 601/3142/1 Level 3 Diploma In Advanced Professional Cookery 601/3139/1 Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Professional Cookery (Kitchen and Larder) Level 3 TLQ 600/2078/7 Level 3 Diploma in Food and Beverage Service Supervision 601/3140/8 Level 3 Diploma in Professional Patisserie and Confectionary City & Guilds Level 2 offer for SVQ Performance Measures 500/8845/2 - CG Level 2 Diploma In Hair and Media make up (3003-66) 500/8775/7 - CG Level 2 Diploma in Nail Technology (3003-65) 500/9076/8 - CG Level 2 Diploma in Beauty Therapy (3003-63) 600/4963/7 – CG Level 2 Diploma in Complementary Therapies (7607-21) 500/8808/7 - CG Level 2 Diploma in Barbering (3002-62) 500/9051/3 - CG Level 2 Diploma in Women’s Hairdressing (3002-61) 600/5151/6 - CG Level 3 Diploma in Women's and Men’s Hairdressing (3002-70) City & Guilds Level 2 H&C offer for SVQ Performance Measures 601/0717/0 Level 2 Diploma in Professional Cookery 601/0993/2 Level 2 Diploma in Professional Food and Beverage Service 600/1986/4 Level 2 Certificate in Professional Patisserie and Confectionary 601/0711/X Level 2 Diploma in Culinary Skills SFA - funding update SFA rules • From November 2013 no funding for Level 1 qualifications that fall under 6 Credits for 19+ learners • L2 and L3 nothing under 15 Credits will be funded • All qualifications need letters of support from Employers, Trade/professional Associations • All eligible qualifications have been submitted with recognition and purposes all have been accepted. • Low/no take up – quarterly review. Any qualifications not reaching 100 learners (drawing down SFA funding) will be removed from the funding list. The Future of Apprenticeships in England - Trailblazers What are the main aims of the reforms? High quality Higher expectations of English and Math's, more assessment at end of Apprenticeship and introducing grading. Simple Complex frameworks to be replaced by standards of around one page written by employers. Employer driven Ensuring rigorous training that will support economic growth Background • Standards designed by employers will replace existing Frameworks. • New standards will be clear and concise (2 x page of A4). • Typically two thirds of assessment will be at the end of the Apprenticeship. • All Apprenticeships will last a minimum of 12 months • Apprenticeships will be graded: Pass, Merit, Distinction. Phase 2 and timescale Lead employers Hellen Ward – Richard Ward – Hair George Hammer – Urban Retreats – Beauty Objectives To create a set of standards to meet employer needs Must represent small, medium and large employers In future, Government will only fund Apprenticeships on the basis of these standards To includes high level assessment Time line for Hair and Beauty Standards developed – began March 2014 Employer consultation– took place May 2014 Submission to BIS - June 2014 Rejected by BIS - August 2014 Resubmitted to BIS – November 2014 Next steps: o o High level Assessement discussed and agreed Roll out for new Hair and Beauty Apprenticeships - TBC 27 Phase 2 and timescale – H&C Lead employers Hilton and People1st lead the project Compass BII Mitchell & Butlers Whitbread Craft Guild of Chefs Objectives To create a set of standards to meet employer needs Must represent small, medium and large employers In future, Government will only fund Apprenticeships on the basis of these standards To includes high level assessment Time line for H&C Standards developed – began March – June 2014 Employer consultation– took place June 2014 Submission to BIS - June 2014 Supervisory/MA management Rejected by BIS - August 2014 Culinary Chef and Production Chef approved by BIS - August 2014 Commis Chef and Chef De Partie routes submitted for TB3 Next steps: o o o o o Re-submitted October 2014 supervisory/management professional standard Assessment meetings took place September 2014 for the chef routes City & Guilds meet with assessment group November 2014 – February 2015 City & Guilds offer available February 2015 Implementation of PS September 2015 29 City & Guilds offer for approved standards in H&C – to be confirmed Workbook to cover behaviours (possibly online or actual book) NVQ lite model – no burden of collecting physical evidence (ie content from 7133) (possibly online) End synoptic assessment Option 1 – use of existing 7100 practical synoptic test Option 2 – employer devised with guidance from City & Guilds Knowledge City & Guilds provide external assessment Professional Discussion 30 NVQs Hair © CITY & GUILDS New NVQ - Hairdressing & Barbering The structures that have been proposed are: Level 1 Certificate in Hairdressing and Barbering – aimed at Traineeships Level 2 Diploma in Hairdressing From Level 2 Diploma in Barbering 1 NEW May 2015 Level 3 Diploma in Hairdressing Level 3 Diploma in Barbering current NVQ extended until 30 June 2015 32 Structure for L1 Certificate in Hairdressing & Barbering Approx. 225 GLH Title Unit type Level Credit Value GLH 3 4 26 40 25 44 CHB1 Prepare for hair services and maintain work areas CHB10 Shampoo and condition hair CHB2 Contribute to the development of effective working relationships Mandatory Mandatory 1 1 Mandatory 1 CHB5 Blow dry hair Minimum of 9 credits from Optional units AH1 Assist with relaxing services CHB3 Assist with salon reception duties CHB4 Assist with hair colouring and lightening services CHB6 Plait and twist hair using basic techniques CHB7 Assist with perming hair services CB1 Assist with shaving services CHB8 Remove hair extensions Mandatory 1 3 4 Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 5 50 4 38 5 48 4 44 5 48 4 39 5 33 48 Structure for L2 Diploma in Hairdressing Approx. 566 GLH CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CHB11 CHB12 CHB9 AH2 CH5 CH6 CH7 CHB13 CHB8 Title Unit type Style and finish hair Set and dress hair Cut hair using basic technique Colour and lighten hair Shampoo, condition and treat the hair and scalp Develop and maintain effectiveness at work Advise and consult with clients Minimum of 9 credits from optional units Relax hair Perm and neutralise hair Plait and twist hair Attach hair to enhance a style Fulfil salon reception duties Remove hair extensions Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Level 2 2 2 2 2 Credit Value 6 7 12 14 Mandatory Mandatory 2 2 5 3 8 Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 10 5 3 6 5 GLH 58 62 111 124 40 26 63 82 93 42 31 47 48 34 Structure for L2 Diploma in Barbering Approx. 457 GLH CB2 CB3 CB4 CB5 CHB11 CHB12 CHB9 AH2 CB1 CB6 CH5 CH6 CH7 CHB13 Title Unit type Cut hair using basic barbering techniques Cut facial hair to shape using basic techniques Dry and finish men’s hair Create basic outlines and detailing in hair Shampoo, condition and treat the hair and scalp Develop and maintain effectiveness at work Advise and consult with clients Minimum of 9 credits from Optional units Relax hair Assist with shaving services Colour and lighten men’s hair Perm and neutralise hair Plait and twist hair Attach hair to enhance a style Fulfil salon reception duties Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Mandatory Level 2 2 2 2 2 Credit Value 12 5 5 6 Mandatory Mandatory 2 2 5 3 8 Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 9 4 14 10 5 3 6 GLH 111 42 45 48 40 26 63 82 39 122 93 42 31 47 35 Structure for L3 Diploma in Hairdressing Approx. 568 GLH Title CHB14 Provide hairdressing consultation services Unit type Mandatory Level Credit Value GLH 3 8 68 7 60 Mandatory CH8 Creatively style and dress hair 3 14 121 Mandatory CH9 Creatively cut hair using a combination of techniques 3 14 121 Mandatory CH10 Creatively colour and lighten hair 3 A minimum of 25 credits are required from the optional units, only 1 optional unit may be chosen from optional group 2. All optional units may be chosen from optional group 1. 15 137 Optional CH11 Hair colour correction services 4 8 72 Optional CH12 Provide creative hair extension services 3 10 88 Optional CH13 Create a variety of permed effects 3 9 82 Optional AH7 Provide a variety of relaxing services 3 CHB15 Develop and enhance your creative hairdressing skills 4 Optional 9 63 CHB16 Provide specialist hair and scalp treatments 4 Optional 12 97 Optional Group B - only 1 unit can be chosen from this group CHB18 Contribute to the financial effectiveness of the business Optional 3 7 55 CHB17 Contribute to the planning and implementation of 4 Optional 10 61 promotional activities 36 CHB13 Fulfil salon reception duties Optional 2 6 47 Structure for L3 Diploma in Barbering Approx. 561 GLH CB10 CB7 CB8 CHB14 Title Unit type Provide shaving services Creatively cut hair using a combination of barbering techniques Design and create a range of facial hair shapes Provide hairdressing consultation services Mandatory 3 Mandatory 3 Mandatory Minimum of 26 credits from Optional Units CB6 Colour and lighten men’s hair CH5 Perm and neutralise hair CB9 Design and create patterns in hair AH7 Provide a variety of relaxing services CH11 Hair colour correction services CHB15 Develop and enhance your creative hairdressing skills CHB16 Provide specialist hair and scalp treatments Optional Group B - only 1 unit can be chosen from this group CHB17 Contribute to the planning and implementation of promotional activities CHB18 Contribute to the financial effectiveness of the business CHB13 Fulfil salon reception duties Level Credit GLH Value 11 111 3 14 7 121 60 Mandatory 3 8 68 Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional Optional 2 2 4 3 4 4 4 14 10 12 9 15 9 12 122 93 96 82 137 63 97 Optional 10 61 Optional 4 3 7 55 Optional 2 637 47 Product update © CITY & GUILDS NOS development Have you had your say??? Time lines – roll out 2016 Impact on our qualfications Advanced techniques – Higher level apprenticeship. Health Education England (HEE) – consultation on Non-surgical cosmetic interventions © CITY & GUILDS NOS development Key changes to NOS across all units: • Values & Behaviours • Environmental and sustainable working practices • Diverse needs • G20 – Health and Safety is now included in every technical unit • G18 – incorporated into every technical unit © CITY & GUILDS NOS development • B5 has been split into 2 separate units - Enhance the appearance of eyebrows - Enhance the appearance of eyelashes • New GEL polish unit - Provide gel polish services • Body and facial electrical units - LED light therapy • Facial faradic – gone • Micro lance – gone • Comedone extraction equipment added • Comparison document. © CITY & GUILDS NOS development New Advanced NOS standards for: • Advanced epilation • Intense pulse light or laser for hair removal and skin rejuvenation • Micro pigmentation- removal of tattoos • Advanced micro pigmentation • Advanced skin rejuvenation - skin peeling - cosmetic radio frequency treatment - cosmetic skin needling. © CITY & GUILDS CAMPAIGN TIMELINE Q1 TECHBAC® Autumn 2014 SOLUTION: CITY & GUILDS TECHBAC® DELIVERS WHAT LEARNERS, PROVIDERS AND EMPLOYERS REALLY NEED LEARN BY DOING TechBac® is a complete Programme of study PREPARE FOR WORK Applied learning and assessment designed in partnership with industry. Tools that help young people develop the attitudes, personal skills and confidence recruiters demand. CONNECT TO INDUSTRY OPEN DOORS Meaningful links to local and national employers where learners can practise and demonstrate skills. Clear progression to higher education, apprenticeships and employment. Technical Qualification Project & Work Placement TechBac® Skills Zone UCAS points and HE endorsement Embedded Maths and English Levels 2 & 3 Practical, graded assessments TECHBAC® FREEDOM AND FLEXIBILITY HOW TO BUILD THE TECHBAC® INTO YOUR 14 TO 19 CURRICULUM TechBac® can be used as a learner’s complete programme of study or alongside other qualifications and learning to meet individual needs and tailored outcomes Choice of Technical qualification sizes provides the freedom to design individualised and targeted learner outcomes over one or two years Technical qualifications can be used as stand-alone qualifications in a POS and independent from the full TechBac® programme Level 3 learners can combine the TechBac® with A-Levels and further maths Sizing of qualifications at Level 2 allows room for complimentary GCSEs, GCSE re-sits or City & Guilds Maths & English TAILORED TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF EACH LEARNER THE COMPLETE PROGRAMME PART OF A LEVEL 2 YEAR 12 PROGRAMME OF STUDY OR + GCSE Re-sits FLEXIBLE LEVEL 3 PROGRAMME OF STUDY OR + Core maths + A-levels Version 1.0 24.04.2014 © CITY & GUILDS