There are many different types of HTQs, including:
But not all diplomas, certificates and foundation degrees are approved HTQs. Approved qualifications can display the HTQ ‘quality mark’ to make it easier for learners to identify a high-quality qualification.
HTQs last between one and two years when studied full-time, depending on the course, or can be studied part-time. HTQs are available across a range of sectors; from digital to health and science, education and early years to business and administration.
HTQs are a great option for young people starting their career and can be studied following a level 3 qualification such as A-levels or T-levels. With a HTQ, you can be sure your child is learning the skills employers are looking for.
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