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The Arts Award is on the Qualification Credit Framework and is accredited by Ofqual (Office for Qualifications and Examinations Regulator - previously QCA). More Trinity College London is the awarding body for the Arts Award and work in close partnership with Arts Council England.
* reccommended independent learning hours We are delighted to announce that the Gold Arts Award is now recognised on the UCAS Tariff system (35 points). More The Bronze Arts Award is also on the Foundation Learning Tier. More To view how the Arts Award compares to other qualifications in size and level click here To download more detailed qualification information click here
Information for schools and colleges Performance figures are for use in compiling School Achievement and Attainment Tables, and are an indication of the level of attainment for a qualification in relation to other qualifications within the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) and Qualification Credit Framework (QCF). Arts Award results can impact on % threshold Level 1 & 2 on the School Performance and Attaintment table and on contextual value added on the school attainment table and post 16 table more
How you will receive the points Trinity College London provide details of all successful candidates to the Department of Education regulators so that points will be allocated to your school/college automatically. Check that you have registered your school or college accurately with the Arts Award team so that the points can be matched up correctly. Points will only be allocated to candidates at the end of their compulsory schooling in year 11. Therefore, centres that offer the qualification in earlier years will not receive the appropriate points until year 11.
Further information Trinity College London has no involvement in awarding or administering the procedure for claiming these points. For further information please visit: National database of accredited qualifications |
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