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Teach BTEC in Schools
A BTEC qualification is unlike any other - because it works for everyone. It works for your learners, who get the knowledge, skills and behaviours to achieve and progress, both at school and throughout their professional lives. It works for your school, giving teaching professionals more options to create a rich, broad curriculum that can motivate and engage every learner.
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Find out how BTEC can work for your school
Hear from schools about why they teach BTEC and how BTECs prepare their learners for their next steps, get them involved with their peers, and achieve more.
Broadening the curriculum with BTEC at St Bede's gives students the best opportunity to apply their knowledge to real-life situations and progress their career aspirations.
Delivering BTEC Performing Arts and BTEC Music at Outwood Grange Academies Trust supports students to do what they love and develop their passion.
At Valley Park School, BTEC Qualifications are at the heart of the cirriculum. They have a special focus on their learners progression from Level 2 to Level 3.
Hamstead Hall Academy
Read about giving every learner the opportunity to progress at Hamstead Hall Academy.
Bishop Douglass Catholic School
Read about opening different pathways for learners at Bishop Douglass Catholic School.
Milton Abbey School
Read about retaining and recruiting learners at Milton Abbey School.