NPA Enterprise and Employability SCQF level 3, 4, 5 and 6
This National Progression Award (NPA) in Enterprise and Employability equips candidates with relevant and transferable skills which can be used in any employment setting, including self-employment.
It develops practical, technical and transferable skills such as creativity, oral, written and evaluation abilities, resource management and organisational skills. It offers a wide range of optional units to enable centres to meet local needs, provides bite-sized chunks of learning that are straightforward for centres to adopt and for learners to study, enables employees to gain new skills quickly and cost effectively and provides centres with opportunities to work in partnership with employers/other centres.
This qualification is available through schools and colleges.
Qualification structure
SCQF level: 3
Group award code: GT5J 43 (12 SCQF credit points)
This National Progression Award consists of two mandatory units (6 SCQF credit points) and one optional unit (6 SCQF credit points).
Mandatory units include: Personal Development: Self and Work H18P 43, J614 43
WildHearts Micro-Tyco inspires an entrepreneurial environment that fosters creative thinking, resourcefulness and team work as well as helping pupils to develop financial literacy, communication, leadership, project management and networking skills.
Social Enterprise Academy is an organisation that encourages the set-up and delivery of sustainable social enterprise in Scotland. It works across Scotland in schools, colleges and communities to develop greater understanding of enterprise and to create a lasting legacy from the enterprise projects created.
Young Enterprise Scotland's Tenner Challenge helps provides an interactive way for learners to develop employability skills and make as much profit as possible from £10.
WildHearts Micro-Tyco inspires an entrepreneurial environment that fosters creative thinking, resourcefulness and team work as well as helping pupils to develop financial literacy, communication, leadership, project management and networking skills.
Social Enterprise Academy is an organisation that encourages the set-up and delivery of sustainable social enterprise in Scotland. It works across Scotland in schools, colleges and communities to develop greater understanding of enterprise and to create a lasting legacy from the enterprise projects created.
Young Enterprise Scotland's Tenner Challenge helps provides an interactive way for learners to develop employability skills and make as much profit as possible from £10.
