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We believe that Project Learning is perfectly suited to the teaching and learning of these Future Ready skills.  \nIn this guide, we’ll outline how the Pearson Edexcel Project Qualification helps today’s learners develop Future Ready skills to flourish in higher education and tomorrow’s world of work.  \nWe’ll cover the support we offer, every step of the way.  \nAbout this guide  \n2  \nm with Future Ready  \n\n|  What is the Project Qualification? ................................................. 4\u003Cbr> Why choose Pearson? ...................................................................... 5\u003Cbr> The Level 1 & 2 Project Qualification ........................................... 6\u003Cbr> FPQ and HPQ learner profiles ........................................................ 8\u003Cbr> The Level 3 Extended Project Qualification................................ 10\u003Cbr> EPQ learner profiles.......................................................................... 12\u003Cbr> The PQ Express .................................................................................. 14\u003Cbr> Support ................................................................................................. 15\u003Cbr> The future ............................................................................................. 17\u003Cbr> Your next steps ................................................................................... 18\u003Cbr>| |\n| --- | --- |\n\nContents  \n3  \nWhat is the Project  \nQualification?  \nOur Pearson Edexcel Project Qualification help students of all abilities and interests to acquire independent learning skills, by exploring an area of study that interests them. Learners can use these new skills in their existing study, as well as to prepare for higher education and working life.  \nThe Project Qualification gives learners the opportunity to:  \n explore an area that interests them, aligned to an area of the curriculum or a hobby or interest  \n research a subject that might not be available through other qualifications  develop independent research and project management skills  \n become future ready by learning skills that will help in further study, higher education or the workplace.  \nHow does it work?  \nThe Project Qualification has been designed so that learners can choose a project title that relates to their current study or a topic that they are personally interested in or passionate about.  \nThere are three levels of Project, all designed to stretch, challenge and motivate students. Level 1 Foundation Project Qualification (FPQ) and Level 2 Higher Project Qualification (HPQ) are equivalent to half a GCSE, while Level 3 Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) is equivalent to half an A level. The EPQ is also worth up to 28 UCAS points.  \nWe’ll cover this in more detail later.  \n4  \nWhy choose Pearson?  \nWe’ve developed our Project Qualification with feedback and insight from teachers, and according to best practice, to ensure they ","cbCaivILUw31WYao","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivILUw31WYao","pdf",1880077,18,"English","# What is the Project Qualification?\n# Why choose Pearson?\n# The Level 1 & 2 Project Qualification","[{\"question\":\"What are the differences between FPQ, HPQ, and EPQ?\",\"answer\":\"Level 1 FPQ and Level 2 HPQ are equivalent to half a GCSE, while Level 3 EPQ is equivalent to half an A level. EPQ is also worth up to 28 UCAS points.\"}]","Future Ready Portfolio Guide - Project Qualification | PDF",1792472506,45]