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What does "City and Guilds Accredited" mean?City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs. It demonstrates a commitment to excellence and is an instantly recognisable mark of quality, consistency and credibility. It is an instantly recognisable mark of quality and credibility when working with and caring for children and shows a commitment to continuous improvement and excellence. Our commitment to achieving this, demonstrates our dedication to our learners, enabling them to attain the very best benchmark working as a professional within the entertainment industry.
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How long is the course?The course is a one day course. Registration is at 9.15 for a 9.30 am start and we aim to finish around 4.30pm.
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Do I need to be a registered chaperone to take the course?No, you do not...
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HOW DO I OBTAIN MY CERTIFICATE?Practical Accredited Regulations Training (PART) is the very first City & Guilds accredited programme specifically designed to set new standards, processes and practical guides in the areas of care, excellence and regulatory compliance for everyone working with children in the entertainment industry. During the course, there are 2 assessment papers; the first on the regulations and the second a scenario/case study. Once you have completed your assessments, your details will be submitted to City & Guilds and the a Certificate will be issued. Your City & Guilds accredited certificate will last for 2 years and supports your CV for employers, company websites and child protection policy.
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How do I download my CAT PAC?On completion of the course we will email you details how to download your CAT PAC for you to keep on file.
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How to I join the accredited professionals page?On attaining your accreditation you will be invited to join our accredited professionals page which will be displayed on line.
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