Level 3 NVQ Certificate in Advice and Guidance

Skill Level

All

Total Hours (TQT)

132 hours

Mandatory Units

4

Optional Units

2

Language

English

Overview

This qualification is ideal for anyone who wants to gain the skills, knowledge and competence to work in day to day roles that require you to give advice and guidance

Who is the course for?

This qualification is for those working in advice and guidance settings, these roles can vary from business to business and incorporate many types of positions. It is designed for full or part time workers, paid, and voluntary, permanent or temporary. This qualification will provide progression routes to roles such as:

What are the entry requirements to access the course?

There are no formal entry requirements to access this course; however, you will need access to a PC/Laptop/Mac and internet access. You will also be required to be motivated and able to set aside time to complete your work.

Do I have to sit exams?

As this is a vocational qualification there are no final exams for you to sit. You will be continually assessed using a variety of tasks intended to show and use the skillset that you have.

How is this course delivered?

This course is delivered remotely utilising our materials and the use of zoom / teams / Skype, etc.  All written work will be submitted and assesed via our portfolio system.

What is the duration of the course?

The duration of the course is approximately 132 hours TQT.  This includes tutoring and individual learning; however, as we take into account your previous work and academic history this could be less.

What will I learn from the course?

On completion of this qualification you will be able to provide advice and guidance in a professional or voluntary role, you may also supervise and support other staff members.

See the course format below, for further information.

Course Format

This qualification comprises of four mandatory units and an extensive choice of option units.  You can work with LCP to find the best- fit from the optional units offered in the qualification to suit you and your career.

Mandatory Units:

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Understand the factors that contribute to effective communication with clients

  • Be able to establish effective communication with clients

  • Understand how to minimise difficulties when communicating with clients

  • Be able to minimise difficulties in communication

3 Credit unit at Level 2

  • Be able to enable clients to decide whether to use the service
  • Be able to identify and provide accurate information required by clients
  • Understand the services provided by other suitable services
  • Be able to provide information on other suitable services
  • Be able to agree with clients their use of the service

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Understand legislation and codes of practice which impact on their role
  • Understand how to deal with urgent situations
  • Be able to record contacts, interactions, agreements, and provision of information
  • Understand the actual or potential effect of own values, beliefs, attitudes and behaviours when working
  • Understand why the effectiveness of methods may vary depending upon the situation and clients involved

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Be able to assess own contribution to the work of the service

  • Be able to develop to achieve work objectives

Choose a minimum of a credit value of 9 from the following options:

Optional Units:

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to assist clients to prepare an action plan

  • Be able to assist clients to develop the action plan

  • Be able to assist clients to identify how the plan might be implemented

4 Credit unit at Level 5

  • Be able to gain support for the role of CEG within the organisation

  • Be able to identify opportunities for promoting Careers Education Guidance (CEG) within the organisation

  • Be able to implement and evaluate a strategy to promote CEG within the organisation

4 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Be able to enable clients to explore their issues

  • Be able to sustain interactions with clients

  • Be able to bring interactions to a close

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Understand the process for referring clients to other organisations

  • Be able to identify options for referral

  • Be able to enable clients to take up referral opportunities

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to identify and access networks which could benefit the service

  • Be able to maintain memberships of networks

  • Be able to exchange information within networks

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Understand the process of evaluating practice
  • Be able to carry out evaluation of practice
  • Be able to identify development objectives

3 Credit unit at Level 2

  • Be able to establish interaction with clients using a range of media
  • Be able to deal with problems maintaining interactions
  • Be able to provide information and focus on the clients requirements
  • Understand how to communicate using a range of media
  • Be able to identify risks to the client

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Understand a range of methods to review achievements
  • Be able to review progress with clients
  • Be able to review the key objectives and stages of the course of action

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Be able to plan the promotion of Careers Education Guidance (CEG)
  • Be able to identify the most appropriate information for dissemination to a target group
  • Be able to secure the resources required for the planned promotion of Careers Education Guidance (CEG)

5 Credit unit at Level 5

  • Understand the main points of negotiation
  • Be able to prepare offers that meet the clients requirements
  • Be able to explain offers received from other parties
  • Be able to establish an agreement for clients

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to assist clients to clarify their requirements
  • Be able to negotiate boundaries with clients
  • Be able to assist clients to review and prioritise their decisions
  • Be able to assist clients select a course of action
  • Understand the importance of autonomy for the client

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to manage group dynamics
  • Be able to establish and maintain effective communication with group members
  • Be able to facilitate collaborative learning
  • Be able to enable individuals to reflect on the way in which they have been learning and participating in the group

3 Credit unit at Level 3

  • Understand the process for liaising with other services
  • Be able to establish procedures for exchanging information with other services
  • Be able to provide information to other services
  • Be able to obtain information from other services

3 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to review the information needs of the service
  • Be able to agree methodologies for the procurement and dissemination of information

4 Credit unit at Level 4

  • Be able to maintain case notes
  • Be able to review personal case load
  • Understand factors that affect case loads
  • Be able to establish priorities for dealing with personal case load

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