The Chartered Banker Institute (the Institute) is a professional body, authorised by the UK Privy Council to award the designation ‘Chartered Banker’. Many of the Institute’s qualifications sit within the Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework (SCQF), and whilst the SCQF is not a regulatory body, it has a role to ensure that the quality and integrity of the qualifications within the Framework are maintained. The Institute achieves this by being an SCQFP Approved Credit Rating Body (CRB).

A unique project to profile and recognise the skills of veterans will launch next month. The SCQF Partnership (SCQFP) will work with colleagues at Skills Development Scotland (SDS) and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to develop an online skills profiling tool specifically for service leavers, to support them in understanding the skills they have gained in the military.

ESTEC'S Steiner Waldorf Initial Teacher Training programme has gained national recognition by being credit rated on to the SCQF by the University of Edinburgh. Designed to be underpinned by a BA, BSC or equivalent degree, it offers six Courses, each challenging and interesting in its own right and each accredited with a Certificate at SCQF Level 10.

In response to the pandemic, the Introduction to Video Conferencing: assisting online meets for learning, work and family (SCQF Level 3 with 2 credit points) was approved by Glasgow Clyde College in January 2021.

The purpose of Renfrewshire's Wider Achievement Award website is to support professional learning and thinking, share practice, share resources and make important links to the wider Developing the Young Workforce agenda.

SCQF Week 2021: Spotlight on Guest Speakers, Richard Jeffries, Lecturer in Management and New Technologies, UWS

SCQF Week 2021: Spotlight on Guest Speaker - Recognising Skills for Business

SCQF Week 2021: Spotlight on Guest Speaker - The Benefits of Becoming an Approved SCQFP Credit Rating Body.

By Alan Cumming, Depute Head Teacher, Glenrothes High School Glenrothes High School has approximately 780 pupils. Our school serves the centre of a new town, where there has been, over the last 10 years, significant changes in the demographic and employment opportunities across Glenrothes. Several major employers either closed down completely or relocated. Almost 86% of our pup ...

SCQF Week, a free online event running between 15-19 March, intends to showcase best practice in use of the SCQF across a range of sectors, as well as raise awareness of the SCQFP’s latest projects and developments amongst partners and stakeholders. Register now to secure your place!