Updated: New document entitled SFA - the effects of the changes to qualification success rate methodologies in 2013 uploaded on 29 January 2015.
SFA - the effects of the changes to qualification success rate methodologies in 2013Prior to 2013/14 success rates were calculated using different methodologies for each of the different strands of further education provision.
In the 2013/14 academic year the success rate methodologies have been aligned to give a consistent method of calculation across all provision areas.
This paper describes the effect on success rates reported in the Further Education & Skills Statistical First Release (SFR) and the National Success Rate Tables (NSRT) due to the changes.
Qualification success rates: rationale for the method to be used from 2013 to 2014This document provides information about the rationale for making the changes to the approach for calculating QSR and other changes as outlined in the business rules document.
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