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Join Nick Linford, Special Adviser on Funding and Performance, for an in-depth presentation on QCF funding methodologies, including fundable qualification options for under 19s, all ages, and 19+. Explore the demand-led funding formula, delivery gateways, national funding rates, SLN weightings, and more. Learn about funding masterclasses, training events, and free resources to optimize your funding strategy. Access the hands-on guide to post-16 funding for comprehensive insights.
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QCF Funding Nick Linford Special Adviser on Funding and Performance
Not fundable Fundable (under 19 only) QCF qualification options Fundable (all ages) Fundable (19+ only) The funding policy
Funding based on demand-led funding formula 1. Learner-responsive 2. Employer-responsive 16-18 and Adult Train to Gain and Apprenticeships Funding mainly based on length of programme The four delivery gateways 3. Pre-employment 4. Offender Learning
National Funding Rate SLN Weightings Demand-led formula
The Learning Aim Database http://providers.lsc.gov.uk/LAD
QCF rates and rules Qual rates and other elements can be very different NVQ in Housing Level 3, 10014597 520 SLN or part-time unlisted Programme weighting D Full level 3Fundable for all Diploma in Housing (NVQ) (QCF) Level 3, 50066912 180 SLN (as 140-220 recommended glh) Programme weighting ANot full level 3 (yet 37 credits)Only fundable for 19+ ALR Hospitality Apprenticeship is 2.188 SLN in NQF and 1.584 SLN in QCF And do the right staff understand > Rules of Combination (RoC) > Credit Accumulation and Transfer (CAT) > Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Funding masterclasses and free resources > Training events around the country > Sign-up online for access to a variety of free resources > Find out more at www.planningandfunding.co.uk Finally The hands-on guide to post-16 funding > 2009/10 edition with new chapters (160 pages) > Find out more at www.fundingguide.co.uk > Now working in partnership with The Data Service on The hands-on guide to post-16 performance and data > Find out more at www.dataguide.co.uk