Ready to be at the forefront of learning? University Centre Leeds tells all about HTQs - the new qualification designed by employers, that gives students control of their career. AD UniCentreLeeds UKeducation UCLeeds degree Yorkshire
HTQs are a highly anticipated alternative route to a degree, which respond to technical skills gaps in industries, education-access barriers and the need for more employment-specific, practical approaches to technical education. They have been developed following the Department of Education’s Higher Technical Education Reforms and related government papers in 2020.
Collaboratively designed by the government, education bodies, employers and approved by the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education, HTQs are recognised as Level 4 and 5 qualifications with unique employment insight and opportunity. They sit between A levels, T Levels and degrees, acting as a bridge towards employment or a degree.is one of first to offer
Janet Faulkner, Dean of Higher Education at University Centre Leeds, said: “The HTQ accreditation is an endorsement of the quality of our courses. The approval process is rigorous and not only ensures the calibre of our courses but also that they meet employer needs.”University Centre Leeds currently offers a Sport Coach HTQ
Delivered by diverse education providers and in some cases, awarded to existing degree-equivalent courses, HTQs open the door to learners of all backgrounds, ages and employment or education statuses, including people who never clicked with conventional study methods.
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