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The UK is replacing 900 vocational courses with a new V-Level, equivalent to three A-Levels, to improve pathways for 16- to 19-year-olds.
The UK government is launching a new V-Level qualification to replace over 900 existing vocational courses, creating a streamlined third pathway alongside A-Levels and T-Levels for 16- to 19-year-olds.
The V-Level, equivalent to three A-Levels, aims to elevate vocational education, improve access for disadvantaged students—including white working-class pupils and those eligible for free school meals—and support career and higher education routes.
A new qualification will also replace the mandatory resit policy for lower-attaining students in English and maths, focusing on building confidence.
The reforms, outlined in an upcoming white paper, will include a consultation, while T-Levels continue expanding.
Education leaders have welcomed the move as a step toward a more inclusive, coherent system.
El Reino Unido está reemplazando 900 cursos vocacionales por un nuevo V-Level, equivalente a tres A-Levels, para mejorar las trayectorias para los jóvenes de 16 a 19 años.