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SCQF Level 3 SKAES9 SKAES10 SKAES11 SKAES12 SKAES13 SKAES14 SKAES15 SKAES16 SKAES17 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating

SCQF Level 4 SKAES9 SKAES10 SKAES11 SKAES12 SKAES13 SKAES14 SKAES15 SKAES16 SKAES17 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating

SCQF Level 5 SKAES9 SKAES10 SKAES11 SKAES12 SKAES13 SKAES14 SKAES15 SKAES16 SKAES17 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating

SCQF Level 6 SKAES9 SKAES10 SKAES11 SKAES12 SKAES13 SKAES14 SKAES15 SKAES16 SKAES17 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating

SCQF L3 Core Skills Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating Working cooperatively with Reviewing cooperative SKAES9 Work in a healthy SKAES10 Communicate effectively with SKAES11 Develop your and safe way whilst seeking to other people whilst seeking to achieve technical skills to achieve achieve excellence in your sport SKAES12 Develop your tactical skills to achieve SKAES13 Develop your physical capability to achieve excellence in your sport SKAES14 Develop your psychological skills to achieve SKAES15 Develop your nutritional strategy to achieve SKAES16 Manage your lifestyle to achieve SKAES17 Develop your sporting career Read and understand a simple document related to your work Produce a document, or related documents totalling 80 words or more which conveys several pieces of, opinions or ideas Take part in a simple discussion with at least one other person, or give a short presentation to one or more people, lasting a minimum of two minutes including time for questions Carry out a variety of simple number tasks related to your work which involve calculations requiring one or two steps Read and use a simple scale on a graph or a familiar measuring instrument, for example a ruler or thermometer Extract from at least one of the following: Table; Chart; Graph; Diagram Communicate by completing at least one of the following: Table; Chart; Graph; Diagram Carry out ICT activities related to your work which involve simple operations Carry out simple ICT activities related to your work which involve using menu/list based application software Use ICT to locate relevant to your work, using local or remote data sources, and locating which matches one keyword and is an appropriate format Demonstrate safe practice in using ICT to handle by keeping safe by observing common ICT security measures Investigate reasons why a simple problem related to your work has arisen Plan, organise and carry out a simple activity to deal with a problem, recognising the main reasons for the problem and suggesting a way to deal with the problem Check how well your approach to the problem solving activity worked in practice, asking your assessor's advice on how to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your problem solving activty Work co operatively with at least one other person to identify your role and how it relates to the roles of. Carry out your role, adapting your actions and behaviour, asking for and providing and support Check how well you contributed by deciding on measures you can use to judge how well you co operated, asking for feedback on your, making a judgement on how well you cooperated and setting personal objectives for how you could improve your own cooperative working skills in the future

Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out SKAES9 Work in a healthy SKAES10 Communicate effectively with SKAES11 Develop your and safe way whilst seeking to other people whilst seeking to achieve technical skills to achieve achieve excellence in your sport Read, understand and evalute a straightforward document related to your SCQF L4 Core Skills SKAES12 Develop your tactical skills to achieve SKAES13 Develop your physical capability to achieve excellence in your sport SKAES14 Develop your psychological skills to achieve SKAES15 Develop your nutritional strategy to achieve SKAES16 Manage your lifestyle to achieve SKAES17 Develop your sporting career work Produce a document, or related documents, totalling 300 words or more which conveys several items of, opinions or ideas Take part in a straightforward discussion with at least one other person, or give a short presentation to one or more people, lasting a minimum of three minutes including time for questions Carry out a variety of straightforward number tasks related to your work which involve calculations requiring a minimum of two steps Read and use a straightforward scale either on an instrument such as a ruler or a graph Extract and interpret from at least one of the following: Table; Chart; Graph; Diagram Select an appropriate graphical form and use it to communicate to communicate through at least one of the following: Table; Chart; Graph; Diagram Performing ICT operations Processing Carry out ICT activities related to your work which involve straightforward operations Carry out a range of straightforward ICT activities related to your work which involve application software Accessing Keeping safe Use ICT to locate relevant to your work, locating in different formats from a wange of local or remote data sources, using appropriate search techniques, and selecting relevant which matches criteria Demonstrate safe practice in using ICT to handle by keeping safe by observing common ICT security measures Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating Working cooperatively with Reviewing cooperative Investigate reasons why a straightforward problem related to your work has arisen. The problem will occur in a familiar situation. A number of steps will need to be taken to deal with the problem Plan, organise and carry out a straightforward activity to deal with a problem, working out an action plan, choosing and obtaining the resources you will need and carrying out your action plan Check how well your approach to the problem solving activity worked in practice, identifying the strengthes and weaknesses of your problem solving activity, suggesting ways of solving similar problems in the future based on this experience Work co operatively with at least one other person to identify the main roles within the activity, what your role is, what tasks you will do and how they relate to. Carry out your role, adapting your actions and behaviour, asking for and providing and support Check how well you and contributed by deciding on measures you can use to judge how well you cooperated with, asking for feedback on your making a decision on how well you co operated with, and how well the so operative working arrangements operated overall, setting objectives for how you could improve your own co operative working skills and future co operative working arrangements

Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening SKAES9 Work in a healthy SKAES10 Communicate effectively with SKAES11 Develop your and safe way whilst seeking to other people whilst seeking to achieve technical skills to achieve achieve excellence in your sport Read, understand and evalute a document related to your work which either presents and analyses factual content, or presents a sustained point of view or central argument Produce a document, or related documents, totalling 500 words or more which conveys several items of, opinions, ideas or aspects of a subject Make a substantial to a discussion with at least one other person, or make a presentation to lasting a minimum of four minutes including time for questions SCQF L5 Core Skills SKAES12 Develop your tactical skills to achieve SKAES13 Develop your physical capability to achieve excellence in your sport SKAES14 Develop your psychological skills to achieve SKAES15 Develop your nutritional strategy to achieve SKAES16 Manage your lifestyle to achieve SKAES17 Develop your sporting career Using number Apply a wide range of numerical skills to solve work related problems Measuring Not required at this level Interpret from a series of straightforward related graphical forms to find out such as: Tables; Graphs; Charts or Diagrams Select an appropriate graphical form and use it to communicate to communicate through at least one of the following: Table; Chart; Graph; Diagram Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Carry out ICT activities related to your work including using hardware responsibly and presenting in an appropriate mode. Carry out a range of non routine ICT activities related to your work which involve application software. Use ICT to locate relevant to your work locating in different formats from a range of local or remote data sources, applying a search strategy, evaluating found against given criteria and evaluating search strategy. Demonstrate safe practice in using ICT to handle by keeping data secure. Investigate and analyse why a non routine problem in your workplace has arisen. The problem is likely to involve either a situation which is unfamiliar to you, or a familiar situation where you need to clarify the relationships between the contributing factors. Plan, organise and carry out an activity to deal with the problem, working out an action plan, choosing and obtaining the resources you will need, and carrying out your action plan. Reviewing and evaluating Working cooperatively with Check how well the problem solving activity worked in practice, working out how you will decide whether each stage of your problem solving activity has been successful, gathering evidence to help you decide how well your problem solving activity worked, deciding how effective each stage has been and devising ways of solving similar problems in future. Work co operatively with at least one other person to identify the main roles within the activity, what your role is, what tasks you will do and how these relate to. Organise and carry out your role, pro actively seek and offer support to and from

Reviewing cooperative Check how well you and involved contributed to the co operative working activity, developing criteria to evaluate your own and, asking for feedback, using your chosen criteria to decide how well you co operated with, and how well the co operative working arrangements operated overall, justifying your decision with supporting evidence, setting objectives for improving your own co operative working skills and future co operative working arrangements.

SCQF L6 Core Skills Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Read, understand and evaluate a complex document related to your work which either: contains a set of facts and an analysis of them, or a sustained argument. It will be a substantial and detailed text with complex sentences, specialist words, and concepts that may be unfamiliar to you. It is likely to have more than one purpose. Produce a well structured document, or a collection of related documents, totalling 700 words or more, which conveys several items of complex, opinions or ideas. Make a substantial to a discussion on a complex topic with at least one other person, or make a presentation to on a complex topic lasting a minimum of five minutes, including time for questions. SKAES9 Work in a healthy SKAES10 Communicate effectively with SKAES11 Develop your and safe way whilst seeking to other people whilst seeking to achieve technical skills to achieve achieve excellence in your sport SKAES12 Develop your tactical skills to achieve SKAES13 Develop your physical capability to achieve excellence in your sport SKAES14 Develop your psychological skills to achieve SKAES15 Develop your nutritional strategy to achieve SKAES16 Manage your lifestyle to achieve SKAES17 Develop your sporting career Apply a wide range of numerical and Using number statistical skills to solve complex work related problems. Measuring Not required at this level. Extract, analyse and interpret from complex graphical forms such as qualitative graphs, or graphs where part to find our of the axis has been omitted, histograms, graphs showing relationships or complex variables, graphs requiring interpolation and extrapolation. Select an appropriate graphical form and use it to communicate such to communicate as a table, line graph, bar chart, pie chart, histogram, diagram, qualitative form. Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Carry out a range ICT activities related to your work including resolving common hardware and software problems and presenting in an appropriate mode. Carry out a range of complex ICT activities related to your work which involve application software, selecting and launching application software, entering, processing and output of data. Use ICT to locate relevant to your work, locating in different formats from a range of local or remote data sources, applying a complex search strategy, evaluating found against chosen criteria and evaluating search strategy. Demonstrate safe practice in using ICT to handle by keeping data secure, using passwords, using virus protection software, backing up data and maintain a personal file area. Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating Investigate and analyse a complex problem related to your work. The problem is likely to involve a situation which is unfamiliar to you and the analysis of complex or unfamiliar variables. Plan, organise and carry out your suggested approach, working out an action plan, choosing and obtaining resources and carrying out your action plan. Check how well the problem solving activity worked in practice, identifying the criteria you will use to decide how effective every aspect of your problem solving activity has been, gathering evidence relevant to chosen criteria, recommending ways of solving similar problems in future.

Working cooperatively with Reviewing cooperative Work co operatively with at least one other person to analyse and organise the requirements of your own role and the roles of. Negotiate working methods, modify your behaviour, and motivate yourself and to progress towards a common goal Check how well you and involved contributed to the co operative working activity, developing criteria to evaluate your own and, seeking and considering feedback and advice, using your chosen criteria and feedback to evaluate how well you cooperated and co operative working arrangements worked overall, using conclusions and reflection to set objectives for improving own cooperative working skills and make recommendations on any future cooperative working arrangements.

SKAES9 SKAES10 SKAES11 SKAES12 SKAES13 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 SCQF L3 SCQF L4 SCQF L5 SCQF L6 Reading and Understanding Writing Speaking and Listening Using number Measuring to find out SKAES14 SKAES15 SKAES16 SKAES17 to communicate Performing ICT operations Processing Accessing Keeping safe Critical thinking Planning and organising Reviewing and evaluating