What is standard NVQ care?

Answer by  jheremans (1446)

NVQ means National Vocation Qualification, this is attained by gaining some units of training and this indicates that you have met and qualified for a certain set of national standards wherein you are capable to work as a health worker.

Answer by  kungfukid (1241)

National Vocational Qualifications is a type of grading system used in England, Wales and Ireland. They use it as a way to assess an individuals competency level in their job.

Answer by  dryuha (735)

NVQ stands for National Vocational Qualification. The NVQ care standards are set by the Care sector which is approved by employers in the United Kingdom and abroad.The NVQ care includes many level which include communications skills, working skills, understanding health and safety and relationship with others. There are also many other optional units.

Answer by  LeheckaG (1826)

(NVQ) National Vocational Qualifications are (5)-levels of work-awards based on National Occupational Standards in the United Kingdom. NVQ Level-1 represents "predictable & routine" work competence. More-advanced levels deal with collaboration with others, complex/non-routine tasks, autonomy/personal-responsibility, management, ... NVQ Level-2 is generally the entry-level/minimum for most social & some health-care work; and NVQ Level-3 is often required to BEGIN health-care training.