SVQ in Kilt Making
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Qualification content and delivery tools
Information about the qualification(s)
National Occupational Standards
Unit information for this qualification is available on our Unit Search.
Structure
- Kilt Making level 3 - Structure (18 KB)
Information about delivery, assessment, quality assurance and support material
Assessment strategy
| SCQF Level: | 6 |
| Edition: | March 2013 |
| Downloads: | Assessment Strategy for the SVQ in Kilt Making 3 (509 KB) |
Candidate Guidance and Portfolio
- Guidance for candidates starting an SVQ (626 KB)
- Candidate Portfolio A4 Cover (118 KB)
- Candidate blank recording forms (616 KB)
Candidate Recording Forms
There is no SVQ Portfolio currently available.
Candidate Disclaimer for SVQ Portfolio
Qualification Verification Summary Reports
Qualification Verification Summary Reports were formerly known as Internal Assessment Reports.
- 2019 Clothing and Textiles (177 KB)
- 2018 Clothing and Textiles
- 2017 Clothing and Textiles (166 KB)
Assessment guidance
Useful Links
- UKFT
- Scottish Textiles Academic Group (STAG)
STAG comprises the 14 Universities and Colleges across Scotland who deliver training and skills development for the textiles industry. Their aim is to increase collaboration between institutions and industry and to work in partnership to raise skill levels and contribute to the long-term sustainability and growth of the textiles industry in Scotland. Visit their website to read about opportunities it offers to learners, training providers and employers.
