JNC RECOGNISED PROGRAMMES Sample Clauses

JNC RECOGNISED PROGRAMMES. 1982 TO DATE When CETYCW (Council for Education and Training in Youth and Community Work) was established in 1982 to undertake the professional validation function it was agreed that programmes recognised at that time by the JNC would remain on the list until such time as CETYCW had considered them formally for validation. This ensured that no students would be disenfranchised by the process. It took several years to consider all existing programmes and others being proposed. That process was completed by the late eighties, after which all programmes have been subject to a five year review. The review of the Guidelines (September 1997 and more recently “Requirements, September 2001”) required that all programmes are subject to comprehensive review at least every five years, and monitoring on an annual basis.
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JNC RECOGNISED PROGRAMMES. 1982 TO DATE When CETYCW (Council for Education and Training in Youth and Community Work) was established in 1982 to undertake the professional validation function it was agreed that programmes recognised at that time by the JNC would remain on the list until such time as CETYCW had considered them formally for validation. This ensured that no students would be disenfranchised by the process. It took several years to consider all existing programmes and others being proposed. That process was completed by the late eighties, after which all programmes have been subject to a five year review. The review of the Guidelines (September 1997 and more recently “Requirements, September 2001”) required that all programmes are subject to comprehensive review at least every five years, and monitoring on an annual basis. *Indicates where a professionally validated Diploma of Higher Education programme is part of a wider degree programme – potential employees may present their qualifications as such. (Programmes currently running are in italics). INSTITUTION/COURSE ENDORSEMENT DATES Avon Accreditation Trust • Accreditation Scheme in Youth & Community Work May 1993 - Dec 1997 (now withdrawn) Bradford College (previously known as Bradford & Ilkely Community College • Certificate F/T • BA (Hons) F/T • Dip HE in Y&C Work F/T • Dip HE in Youth and Community Work P/T October 1984 - October 1992 October 1985 - October 1990 October 1992 - October 1998 October 1993 - October 1998 • *Dip HE/BA (Hons) in Y&C Work F/T & P/T PG Diploma/MA in Y&C Development October 1998 - October 2003 October 1999 - October 2004 University of Brighton *Dip HE Y&C Work (p/t work based) September 1999 - September 2004 Brunel University • B. Sc (Hons) • PG Certificate in Y&C Work P/T • Dip HE in Y&C Work (Accessible Routes to Qualification) P/T 1984-1986 February 1989 - September 1994 September 1995 -September 2006 September 1996 and January 1997 intake February 1999 - February 2009 Centre for Youth Ministry • *Dip HE for Y&C Work September 1998 - September 2004 September 2004 - September 2009 Cheltenham & Gloucester College (formerly St Xxxx and St Xxxx) • Diploma in Y&C Work P/T November 1989 – February 1994 (endorsement withdrawn) Re -endorsement for 1993 intake only Xxxxxxx College • * Dip HE in Christian Youth Work (F/T & P/T) October 2001 – October 2006 University of Chichester • Diploma in Youth and Community Work September 2004 – September 2009 University College, Cork • B Soc. Sc (Y&C) • Highe...
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