Qualification
Offer

 

 

Our curriculum offer provides access to a wide range of accredited qualifications from Entry Level 1 up to Level 2 and GCSEs. Qualifications are carefully matched to each pupil’s stage of learning, interests and intended next steps. Qualifications are designed to support progression into further education, apprenticeships or employment, ensuring that all learners are well prepared for life beyond school.

 

 

Our current qualification offerings include:

 

  • AIM E1- E3 Award/ Certificate in Mathematics
  • Open Awards E1- L2 Functional Skills Mathematics Certificate
  • Edexcel (Person) GCSE Mathematics
  • AIM E1 -E3 Award in English
  • Open Awards E1-L2 Functional Skills English Certificate 
  • Edexcel (Person) GCSE English Language
  • Edexcel (Person) GCSE English Literature
  • AIM E1-L2 Award/ Certificate in Science 
  • Edexcel (Pearson) GCSE Combined Science.
  • AIM E1 -L2 Award / Certificate in Employability Skills specialising in IT User Skills 
  • AIM E1-L2 Award/ Certificate in Creative Industries (Media)
  • AIM E1-L2 Award/Certificate in Employability and Development
  • AIM E3 – L2 Award/ Certificate in Craft and Design 
  • The John Muir Award 
  • AIM E3 -L2 Award/ Certificate in Skills for working in Catering and Hospitality Industries 
  • AIM E3-L2 Award in Mentoring
  • AIM E3-L2 Award / Certificate in Personal Wellbeing (PSHEE)
  • AIM E3-L2 Award in Skills for Working in Health, Lifestyle and Science Industries (Sports Science)
 

Preparing for Adulthood

Preparing pupils for successful adult lives is at the heart of our curriculum. From the moment pupils join TILT Education, we support them to identify their strengths, interests, aspirations and future goals, ensuring they leave with recognised qualifications, greater independence and a clear pathway into further education, employment or training.


Our careers programme allows pupils to explore a broad range of career opportunities, develop employability skills, gain experience of different vocational pathways and understand the qualifications and skills required to achieve their ambitions.


At Key Stage 4, pupils follow personalised Employability Pathways, allowing them to specialise in vocational, technical and creative areas that reflect their interests and aspirations. This personalised approach increases engagement, develops confidence and independence, and equips pupils with practical, industry-informed skills that prepare them for life beyond school.


High expectations are maintained for every learner through an ambitious and inclusive curriculum. Learning is carefully adapted to meet individual needs through appropriate reasonable adjustments, ensuring all pupils can access the curriculum and make meaningful progress. Regular curriculum review ensures our provision remains responsive to pupils’ changing needs, local opportunities and the skills required for successful adult life. 

 
 
Options include E1-L2 qualifications specialising in;

  • Animal Care
  • Childcare
  • Computers and Software/ Digital Game Design and Production
  • Nails and Beauty
  • Health and Social Care
  • Horticulture
  • Hospitality and Catering
  • Performing Arts
  • Retail Skills
  • Engineering
  • Creative Arts
  • Carpentry & Joinery
  • Sport Science
 
Through these pathways, pupils develop practical, industry-relevant skills while gaining valuable experience that prepares them for successful transition into further education, apprenticeships or employment.

To further strengthen this provision, our qualified Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) provides specialist knowledge in supporting individuals to make informed decisions about their education, careers and future aspirations. It enables her to deliver impartial guidance, identify appropriate progression routes and ensure that advice is tailored to each pupil’s individual strengths, needs and ambitions.


Working alongside pupils, parents, carers and external providers, our IAG-qualified practitioner helps pupils to:


  • Explore career interests, aspirations and future ambitions.
  • Understand the range of post-16 education, training and employment opportunities
    available.
  • Identify the qualifications, skills and personal attributes needed for different
    career pathways.
  • Build a personalised portfolio of achievements that celebrates progress and
    supports applications for college, apprenticeships and employment.
  • Develop employability skills including communication, teamwork, organisation,
    problem-solving and resilience.
  • Set meaningful goals and regularly review progress towards their chosen
    pathway.
  • Receive personalised guidance during key transition points, ensuring they feel
    confident and prepared for their next steps.

This personalised approach ensures every pupil receives high-quality, impartial careers guidance that reflects their individual aspirations and abilities, helping them make informed decisions and move confidently towards a successful and fulfilling futures