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GNVQ

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GNVQ (in Britain)
abbreviation for
(Social Science / Education) general national vocational qualification: a qualification which rewards the development of skills which are likely to be of use to employers
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GNVQ (Brit Sch) abbr of General National Vocational Qualification˜ Berufsschulabschluss m


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Haywood and her team aim to give Castle Vale residents `an edge on other city-wide applicants' by putting them through GNVQ (General National Vocational Qualification) courses in manufacturing as well as an intensive paint shop programme.
Supporting its GNVQ (Government National Vocation Qualification) IT course, currently available to its year 10 pupils, Ninestiles School has integrated Enterasys' RoamAbout Access Cards within 180 laptops, allowing teaching staff and students to seamlessly access its wired infrastructure.
West Thames College in West London has completed its implementation of PLATO School-To-Work courseware, which will be used to deliver instruction for Core Skills and GNVQ application of number and communication levels 1, 2, and 3.
 
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