The Credit and Qualifications Framework for Wales has been referenced to the European Qualifications Framework. Here Kirsty Williams, Education Minister, explains what this means for workers and learners and how it helps Wales remain globally competitive in these uncertain times. Read more: bit.ly/2qybSAd | Education Wales

❗ Important update from Education Minister, Kirsty Williams on qualifications in Wales 👇 Learners studying for Qualifications Wales / Cymwysterau Cymru approved GCSE, AS and A levels this year will receive grades based on evidence of learning which will be determined by their school or college, based on work they’ve completed over their course. More details on the proposals for deadlines and the range of evidence that will be used to determine grade is available here: https://gov.wales/written-

6K views · 35 reactions | Today Kirsty Williams, Minister for Education confirms Wales’ approach for qualifications in 2021. "It is my intention there will be no end of year GCSEs, AS levels or A levels exams." Full details available here: https://gov.wales/wales-approach-qualifications-2021-confirmed-education-minister-kirsty-williams | Education Wales | Facebook

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