Corporate Training Courses That Award: Level 3 Certificate
The Level 3 Certificate recognises specific personal and practical skills as well as knowledge and basic transferable skills. These are awarded by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI). In fact, the Junior Certificate is also a Level 3 award. In order to receive it, students must successfully complete examinations from the junior cycle. This is awarded by the State Examinations Commission (Department of Education and Skills).
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