Speech Language and Communication Advanced Course
Level 3 Qualification
Structure of the qualification
The Speech, language and communication advanced course: Level 3 qualification is made up of two mandatory units and one optional unit from a choice of four. As a learner, you will only be able to start your optional unit once you have completed your mandatory units.
Each unit has a number, for example, A/601/2872. This relates to its reference number which you can use to find units registered on the Qualifications Credit Framework (QCF).
Each unit has a credit value, which tells you how many credits are awarded when a unit is completed. The credit value also gives an indication of how long it will normally take you to prepare for a unit. One credit is approximately 10 hours of learning. However, every learner is different and the number of hours is for guidance only.
Discussions about your elective (there are options but it isn’t optional – so this reduces confusion) Unit will begin once your studies are well under way. Your tutor will provide guidance about this when the time is right.
Course Modules
The two mandatory units are:
A/601/2872
L/601/2889
The four elective units are:
J/601/2888:
L/601/2861:
K/617/9969:
D/617/9970:
How to achieve your Level 3 Award
- To achieve this unit you must successfully complete 6 portfolio tasks demonstrating that you have the knowledge and skills to meet the assessment criteria.
- You will find your portfolio tasks at key points in your materials for each learning outcome of this unit as well as in the following slides. Portfolio tasks are clearly marked so you can distinguish them clearly.