Looking for US equivalent to UK NVQ

[KYlady 1]

Hello,

Does anyone know how to find the US equivalent to a UK NVQ? (National Vocational Qualification) We're looking for the information to complete my husbands resume. (CV)

Any assistance is greatly appreciated!!

Thanks!!

KYLady

[Rob&Dawn 1]

I was given these two companies to get conversion done:

http://www.ece.org/

http://www.wes.org/

I haven't been to either of them yet, but would be interested to know if they can convert NVQ's as that is what i need also.

Good luck.

[KYlady 1]

I was given these two companies to get conversion done:

http://www.ece.org/

http://www.wes.org/

I haven't been to either of them yet, but would be interested to know if they can convert NVQ's as that is what i need also.

Good luck.

Thank you!!

[Damian P 92]

To the OP: I can actually tell you the answer to that question!!

I know, because after I got my Associates in Applied Science degree from a U.S. community college, I was curious to know what the U.K. equivalent was, so I looked into it. The AAS is a 2 year vocational qualification, and its U.K. equivalent is an NVQ level 4.

So there ya go.

[Rob&Dawn 1]

I was also given www.edperspective.org on another thread.

To the OP: I can actually tell you the answer to that question!!

I know, because after I got my Associates in Applied Science degree from a U.S. community college, I was curious to know what the U.K. equivalent was, so I looked into it. The AAS is a 2 year vocational qualification, and its U.K. equivalent is an NVQ level 4.

So there ya go.

That's great news, my UK qualifications do count for something

[KYlady 1]

I was also given www.edperspective.org on another thread.

To the OP: I can actually tell you the answer to that question!!

I know, because after I got my Associates in Applied Science degree from a U.S. community college, I was curious to know what the U.K. equivalent was, so I looked into it. The AAS is a 2 year vocational qualification, and its U.K. equivalent is an NVQ level 4.

So there ya go.

That's great news, my UK qualifications do count for something

Thank you!

[Micky B 0]

Hi I'm from Luton in England I have just been reading the comments here and was just wondering

I have an NVQ Level 2 in Dry lining Fixing - Interior systems and I also have 10 years experience working as a Dryliner, Fixer skill sets include.

Partition walls

Suspended ceilings

Insulation

Soundproofing

Plaster boarding

Cladding

Steel frame structures (SFS)

What is the equivalent to my qualification in America? Thank you in advance

Edited May 30, 2017 by Micky B

[aless02 9]

14 minutes ago, Micky B said:

Hi I'm from Luton in England I have just been reading the comments here and was just wondering

I have an NVQ Level 2 in Dry lining Fixing - Interior systems and I also have 10 years experience working as a Dryliner, Fixer skill sets include.

Partition walls

Suspended ceilings

Insulation

Soundproofing

Plaster boarding

Cladding

Steel frame structures (SFS)

What is the equivalent to my qualification in America? Thank you in advance

I have looked into this recently for my husband. Level 2 NVQ = 4-5 GCSEs at A*-C. This is roughly equivalent to a high school diploma. If you mean vocational qualification, I have no idea and maybe someone else will be along to specify.

[Micky B 0]

53 minutes ago, aless02 said:

I have looked into this recently for my husband. Level 2 NVQ = 4-5 GCSEs at A*-C. This is roughly equivalent to a high school diploma. If you mean vocational qualification, I have no idea and maybe someone else will be along to specify.

Yes I do mean vocational qualification but thank you very much.