A complete 29 page workbook for the WJEC Entry Pathways Presentation Software unit at Entry 3.
This practical resource is designed to help learners develop the skills needed to plan, create, edit, format, save, check and present straightforward slide presentations.
The workbook covers all assessment criteria:
AC1.1 Identify what types of information to use in the presentation
AC1.2 Enter information into the presentation slides so that it is ready for editing and formatting
AC1.3 Combine information for presentations in line with any copyright constraints
AC1.4 Identify copyright constraints on using other people’s information
AC1.5 Store and retrieve presentation files effectively, in line with local guidelines
AC2.1 Select a template and theme for slides
AC2.2 Use appropriate techniques to edit slides
AC2.3 Apply format techniques to slides
AC3.1 Identify how the slides should be presented
AC3.2 Prepare and present slides for presentation
AC3.3 Check presentation using IT tools making corrections as appropriate
Learners first complete a supported 5-slide presentation, with clear examples and visual prompts to help them understand what to include on each slide. They then complete a second, more independent presentation where they make their own choices about topic, audience, template, theme, editing and formatting.
Activities include identifying suitable types of information, entering text and images, using facts and data, combining information from different sources, understanding copyright, recording sources, saving and retrieving files, selecting themes, editing slides, formatting text and images, planning for an audience, checking work and making corrections.
The workbook finishes with learners preparing and delivering their presentation to an audience, supported by an adult witness statement for evidence and moderation.
Suitable for SEND, SEMH, Alternative Provision, PRUs, Specialist Schools, FE, Post 16, Entry Pathways, ICT, Digital Skills and Life Skills.
Clear language, visual examples and step-by-step practical tasks are used throughout to make the Entry 3 criteria accessible to a wide range of learners.
This is an independently produced teaching resource designed to support delivery of the WJEC Entry Pathways specification. It is not produced, endorsed or approved by WJEC.
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WJEC Entry 3 MEGA Bundle | 22 Complete Workbooks | 50 Unit Credits | Multiple Qualification Routes
A comprehensive WJEC Entry 3 Entry Pathways MEGA Bundle containing 22 complete learner workbooks covering 50 combined unit credits across Personal & Social Development, Independent Living, Preparing for Work, Science Today, Humanities and ICT Users. Designed for SEND, SEMH, Alternative Provision, special schools and FE/post-16 settings, this collection gives centres a flexible bank of ready-to-teach Entry 3 resources that can be used to build different qualification pathways for different learners. Rather than purchasing individual units separately, centres can use the bundle to plan a substantial Entry Pathways curriculum and select the units most appropriate to each learner. 22 complete Entry 3 workbooks included **Personal Development, Independence & Community** * 6100/E3 Developing Self – 2 credits * 6102/E3 Environmental Awareness – 2 credits * 6103/E3 Healthy Living – 2 credits * 6104/E3 Individual Rights and Responsibilities – 1 credit * 6110/E3 Working as Part of a Group – 2 credits * 6111/E3 Working Towards Goals – 2 credits * 6113/E3 Using Technology in the Home & Community – 2 credits * 6123/E3 Choices and Decisions – 1 credit * 6124/E3 Myself Within the Community – 2 credits *6125/E3 Planning a Journey – 1 credit **Science Today** * 6203/E3 Science: Health and Safety – 3 credits * 6210/E3 Working with Electrical Circuits – 3 credits * 6211/E3 Energy in the Home and Workplace – 3 credits * 6234/E3 Climate Change: Causes, Effects and Human Responses – 3 credits **Humanities** * 6229/E3 People and Protest – 3 credits * 6230/E3 Threatened Ecosystems – 4 credits * 6237/E3 Places of Worship – 3 credits * 6238/E3 Religious Festivals and Celebrations – 3 credits **ICT Users** * 6384/E3 IT User Fundamentals – 2 credits * 6391/E3 Using Word Processing Software – 2 credits * 6393/E3 Presentation Software – 2 credits * 6401/E3 Using Email – 2 credits 50 combined unit credits The 22 included workbooks have a combined value of 50 unit credits. These are not one 50-credit qualification. Each unit can only contribute towards WJEC qualification areas for which it is eligible, and centres should select appropriate combinations for individual learners. Qualification routes supported Using the units included in this bundle, centres have enough eligible Entry 3 credit to build complete routes including: 1. Personal & Social Development Award 2. Personal & Social Development Certificate 3. Independent Living Award 4. Independent Living Certificate 5. Preparing for Work Award 6. Science Today Award 7. Science Today Certificate 8. Humanities Award 9. Humanities Certificate 10. ICT Users Award This makes the collection particularly useful for centres where different learners may be working towards different Entry Pathways qualifications while sharing parts of the same curriculum. Designed for SEND and Alternative Provision The resources are designed around accessible, practical learning rather than pages of dense written work. Depending on the unit, activities include: * accessible reading and comprehension * matching and sorting * structured written responses * research activities * practical investigations * community-based learning * group activities * decision-making and reflection * independent living tasks * practical ICT activities * screenshot and digital evidence * learner evaluation * photo and witness evidence opportunities where appropriate * Flexible curriculum planning The bundle can be used to: * deliver complete qualification routes * create individual programmes for different learners * combine units across an academic year * support mixed SEND/AP cohorts * build progression through practical life, work, humanities, science and ICT skills * reduce duplication by using units that are eligible across more than one qualification area A separate Entry 3 Qualification Mapping & Planning Guide is also being developed to make selecting and sequencing units straightforward. Resource information Level: WJEC Entry 3 Complete workbooks: 22 Combined unit credits: 50 Qualification areas represented: PSD, Independent Living, Preparing for Work, Science Today, Humanities and ICT Users Please note that TES limits bundles to 20 resource listings. Three closely related workbooks — Choices and Decisions, Myself Within the Community and Planning a Journey — are therefore supplied together within the Community & Independence Pack. The Mega Bundle still contains 22 complete individual workbooks. This is an independently created teaching resource and is not produced or endorsed by WJEC. Centres should always check the latest WJEC specification, unit eligibility, assessment guidance and current documentation before registration, delivery and qualification cash-in.
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A complete, ready-to-teach WJEC Entry 3 ICT Users Award programme, providing 8 eligible credits across 4 fully resourced workbooks. Designed for SEND, SEMH, Alternative Provision and FE learners, this bundle develops essential computer and digital skills through practical, accessible activities. Learners work with everyday ICT tools including email, word processing and presentation software while building confidence with basic computer use. Included workbooks * 6384/E3 IT User Fundamentals – 2 credits * 6391/E3 Using Word Processing Software – 2 credits * 6393/E3 Presentation Software – 2 credits * 6401/E3 Using Email – 2 credits Total: 8 credits Together, these units provide sufficient credit for the WJEC Entry 3 Award in ICT Users – 6010/A3. Skills covered Across the four units, learners develop practical ICT skills including: * using computer hardware and software appropriately * opening, saving and organising files * creating and editing word-processed documents * formatting and presenting information clearly * creating and editing presentations * using email safely and appropriately * sending, receiving and managing messages * completing practical ICT tasks independently * reviewing their work and providing evidence of achievement Designed for evidence collection from the recommendation of WJEC moderation feedback over the last few days as this is most center's weakness. The resources are structured to help learners produce clear assessment evidence throughout the programme, with opportunities for: * practical computer tasks * screenshots * saved digital files * written responses * learner evaluations * assessor or witness evidence where appropriate This makes the bundle particularly suitable for centres wanting an accessible evidence-ready route through the qualification. Ideal for SEND and SEMH settings, Alternative Provision, special schools, FE/post-16 provision, Entry Pathways programmes and learners who may be confident using phones or tablets but need structured teaching in essential computer skills. Qualification information Qualification: WJEC Entry 3 ICT Users Award Qualification family: 6010 Award cash-in: 6010/A3 Credits included: 8 Complete units: 4 This is an independently created teaching resource and is not produced or endorsed by WJEC. Centres should always check the latest WJEC specification, assessment guidance and current documentation before delivery and qualification cash-in.
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