Quality Assured
Quality is at the heart of everything we do
North East Scotland College and its training subsidiary company, ASET, deliver courses in line with the requirement of a range of quality systems. The College is subject to the quality requirements of Education Scotland, who are responsible for the quality of educational provision in schools and colleges in Scotland. College provision is also subject to the quality requirements of the Scottish Qualifications Authority. Additionally the College has obtained a wide range of specific quality standards including Investors in People, BS EN 14001 (Environmental Management) and BS EN 18001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management)
SCOTTISH CREDIT & QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORK (SCQF)
ASET International Energy Training Academy is an established SCQF Credit Rating Body with a range of specialised vocational training provision across the Construction, Energy, Engineering, Environmental, Health & Safety, Marine and Renewable Sectors.
City & Guilds
The ASET International Energy Training Academy has an exclusive range of Engineering qualifications from City & Guilds of London, the UK’s leading Awarding Body for the Engineering and Construction industries. ASET’s City & Guilds 9841 certification scheme consists of an exclusive range of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering courses. These specialised skills based courses consist of an integrated training methodology to ensure delegates achieve the desired Knowledge, Know-how, Understanding, Skills - leading to a formal assessment to demonstrate every training delegate has reached a competent level to achieve the City & Guilds 9841 certification.
Each 9841 course is defined with detailed course content and Key Learning Outcomes to provide assurance to employers and self-learners on the knowledge and skills that will be achieved during each training course.
ASET’s exclusive City & Guilds 0672 certification scheme is a competence based qualification for Electrical personnel operating power distribution networks and switchgear. Part of the ASET competency assessment requires course delegates to complete a written examination and a practical assessment to demonstrate the knowledge and skills they have gained throughout the course.
ASET’s exclusive 0672 City & Guilds qualification has, over many years, become the entry course and standard in the North East of Scotland and wider UK energy industries, for further authorisations by Electrical personnel.
