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Tystysgrif her sgiliau a'r BAC
Tystysgrif her sgiliau a'r BAC
Cymhwyster: TGAU Bwrdd Arholi: CBAC
Cymhwyster: TGAU Bwrdd Arholi: CBAC
Beth yw'r BAC?
Mae cymhwyster Bagloriaeth Cymru yn unigryw i Gymru. Mae'n helpu i baratoi myfyrwyr rhwng 14 a 19 oed ar gyfer y byd gwaith, ar gyfer astudio ymhellach ac ar gyfer bywyd.
Caiff cymhwyster Bagloriaeth Cymru ei ddyfarnu i fyfyriwr drwy gyflawni cyfuniad penodedig o gymwysterau.
Tystysgrif Her Sgiliau, sef cymhwyster arloesol sy'n seiliedig ar sgiliau, sydd wrth wraidd Bagloriaeth Cymru.
Mae'r Fagloriaeth Cymru hefyd yn cynnwys:
-Cymwysterau TGAU mewn Cymraeg neu Saesneg Iaith, a Mathemateg neu Fathemateg-Rhifedd; a
-dewis o gymwysterau ategol - TGAU, Safon Uwch neu alwedigaethol.
Beth yw'r Tystysgrif Her Sgiliau?
Beth yw'r Tystysgrif Her Sgiliau?
Cymhwyster annibynnol yw'r Dystysgrif Her Sgiliau, a gaiff ei raddio a'i ystyried yn gymhwyster cyfwerth â TGAU neu Safon Uwch, neu gellir ei astudio ochr yn ochr â chymwysterau TGAU neu Safon Uwch. Gall y Dystysgrif gael ei chyflawni a'i dyfarnu i ddysgwyr heb y cymwysterau ategol sy'n rhan o Fagloriaeth Cymru.
Mae'n cynnig cymhwyster o fath gwahanol, sy'n canolbwyntio ar feithrin amrywiaeth o sgiliau cyflogadwyedd hanfodol. Mae'n rhoi'r cyfle i ddysgwyr astudio pynciau a materion o'u dewis, sy'n berthnasol i'w cynlluniau ar gyfer astudio a dilyn gyrfa yn y dyfodol.
Mae'n cynnwys pedair elfen:
Prosiect Unigol
Her Menter a Chyflogadwyedd
Her Dinasyddiaeth Fyd-eang
Her Gymunedol
Caiff y Dystysgrif ei dyfarnu ar sail canlyniadau cyfun y pedair elfen.
Mae'r Dystysgrif yn canolbwyntio ar y sgiliau hanfodol a'r sgiliau cyflogadwyedd y bydd eu hangen ar bobl ifanc yn eu bywydau yn y dyfodol. Caiff y sgiliau hyn eu datblygu a'u hasesu drwy brosiect unigol a thair her. Mae wedi'i chynllunio i gynnwys ymarferion dysgu ac asesu a fydd yn tanio brwdfrydedd dysgwyr, yn eu hysgogi ac yn ennyn eu diddordeb, a hynny yn y dosbarth, y gweithle a'r gymuned ehangach. Mae'n ofynnol i ddysgwyr fyfyrio ar y ffordd y gallai defnyddio'u sgiliau effeithio ar unigolion, cyflogwyr, y gymdeithas a'r amgylchedd.
The Skills Challenge Certificate and the Welsh BACC
The Skills Challenge Certificate and the Welsh BACC
Qualification: GCSE Examination Board: WJEC
Qualification: GCSE Examination Board: WJEC
What is the Bacc?
The Welsh Baccalaureate, or Welsh Bacc for short, is unique to Wales.
It has been introduced to prepare students between the ages of 14 and 19 for employability, further study and life. A student is awarded the Welsh Bacc by completing the Skills Challenge Certificate - an innovative skills-based qualification along with achieving a specified combination of qualifications.
The Welsh Bacc also incorporates:
-GCSEs in English or Welsh Language, and Mathematics or Mathematics-Numeracy, and;
-a choice of supporting qualifications - GCSEs, A levels or vocational.
What is the Skills Challenge Certificate?
What is the Skills Challenge Certificate?
The Skills Challenge Certificate (SCC) is a standalone, graded qualification and is valued as a GCSE or A Level equivalent or it can be taken alongside GCSEs or A Levels. It can be achieved and awarded without the supporting qualifications that comprise the Welsh Bacc.
It offers a different type of qualification that focusses on developing a range of essential employability skills. It gives learners the opportunity to study topics and issues of their choosing that are relevant to their future study and career plans.
It consists of four components:
Individual Project
Enterprise and Employability Challenge
Global Citizenship Challenge
Community Challenge
The combined outcomes of the four components will determine whether the SCC is awarded.
The focus of the SCC is on the essential and employability skills young people need in their future lives. These skills are developed and assessed through an individual project and three challenges. It is designed to include learning and assessment that will enthuse, engage and motivate learners in the classroom, the workplace and the wider community. Learners are required to reflect on how the application of their skills may impact on individuals, employers, society and the environment.
Adnoddau Enghreifftiol
Adnoddau Enghreifftiol
Example resources
Example resources
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