• FAQs

    • Q - Can centres deliver these new qualifications alongside other existing qualifications? 

      A - Yes, training providers can design programmes that include both the new and existing qualifications to provide a robust curriculum that meets the needs of their learners. 


      Q - Can learners with older qualifications use these as acceptable entry requirements for the new qualifications?

      A - Yes, learners existing qualifications can be used to meet the prerequisite requirements as set out in each qualification guidance.


      Q - Will the digital learning management system (LMS) reduce marking requirements for tutors/assessors? 

      A - Yes, Active IQ’s LMS platform includes interactive assessments that reduce the manual marking load for tutors. Automated assessments are included, though some manually marked assessments will still be required. 


      Q - Can I use my own LMS platform?

      A - No, as Active IQ’s LMS platform includes all the assessments for the qualifications you are unable to use your own platform.


      Q - Are there UCAS points associated with the Level 3 qualifications? 

      A - Yes, all Level 3 qualifications provide UCAS points, which can be calculated using the UCAS calculator.


      Q - How many times can learners attempt the eAssessments?

      A - If a learner does not achieve an eAssessment, they can re-sit the assessment an unlimited number of times. However, they must wait 36 hours after the original attempt before re-taking the assessment, allowing time for additional learning and feedback.


      Q - Do the eAssessments have to be scheduled with Active IQ, or can they be taken whenever the learner is ready? 

      A - All eAssessments are available on demand and are delivered through Active IQ’s LMS platform. They can be accessed and attempted once the centre determines the learner is ready. 


      Q - During the eAssessments, what level of supervision of learners is required?

      A - All eAssessments must be completed independently and can be completed in a class situation, during the course or set as homework. The learner can attempt this as many times as required.