News from 2015

AIM Awards is thrilled to announce the launch of our new bespoke online system Gradetraka.

NextGen Skills Academy’s first qualification in Games, Animation and VFX Skills being taught in colleges now

We are pleased to announce that the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) has approved the following AIM Awards qualifications for adult funding for the academic year 2015/16.

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Meet our new Director of Business and Director of Quality

We are pleased to announce that a new bank of units have been added to the AIM Awards Suite of Skills for Employment and Further Learning (SEFL) (QCF) qualifications and are available for centres.

We are pleased to announce that the AIM Awards Suite of Cleaning (QCF) Qualifications have been approved by the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) for adult funding for the 2015/2016 academic year.

AIM Awards is delighted to announce that in our recent QAA review of our Access to HE Licence provision, we have been rated low risk.

We would appreciate if you could take a few minutes to answer some questions regarding your experience with us as an awarding organisation.

Sift, one of the largest digital agencies in Bristol, have launched a web development apprenticeship scheme to tackle a severe shortage of candidates for technical roles.

Please find all of the presentations for the AIM Awards Annual Conference 2015 below.

International Medical Education (IMEUK) has been granted the Ofqual recognised, Level 3 qualification for the Diploma in Medical Studies through AIM Awards.

We are pleased to announce a range of AIM Award qualifications at Level 2 which have been designed to prepare learners for the demands of the QAA Level 3 Access to Higher Education Diploma have been approved by Ofqual and will be available from June 2015.

Employability Programme Design: How to choose your funded units

We are pleased to announce that the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) has approved the following AIM Awards qualifications for adult funding for the academic year 2015/16

The Keith Fletcher Memorial National Access Prize was created after the tragic passing of Mr Fletcher, formerly the Director of OCN South West Region and a great supporter of Access to Higher Education.

The Skills Funding Agency (SFA) has now published the catalogue spreadsheet detailing those qualifications which are funded for 2015/16 for learners aged 19+

The Bee Hive, part of Northgate School Arts College in Northampton, is a post-16 school catering for learners with Special Educational Needs. It is home to real-life work environments that are open to the general public including a café and shop, an anima

AIM Awards is pleased to welcome Anglia Greater China as a new international centre for the full range of our ESOL International qualifications.