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GNVQ - General National VOCATIONAL Qualification. Notice the VOCATIONAL there? It trains you specifically for one type of job. Such as a Mechanic. Or an Engineer. Or a Data Entry Clerk.
All perfectly fine and respectable jobs.
But GNVQ Business Studies? The subject title is an ambiguous one, suited to A-Levels or a Degree, where you gain TRANSFERABLE SKILLS that employers like because they show you can ADAPT to a job.
However a GNVQ in Business Studies would not give you transferable skills thanks to that big old VOCATIONAL word in there.
Its just a pointless waste of time.
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P.S Conquerer & Glynn3rs - aren't you supposed to be at school or something?
All perfectly fine and respectable jobs.
But GNVQ Business Studies? The subject title is an ambiguous one, suited to A-Levels or a Degree, where you gain TRANSFERABLE SKILLS that employers like because they show you can ADAPT to a job.
However a GNVQ in Business Studies would not give you transferable skills thanks to that big old VOCATIONAL word in there.
Its just a pointless waste of time.
Sent
P.S Conquerer & Glynn3rs - aren't you supposed to be at school or something?