GCSE (for first teaching in 2009) Design and Technology: Resistant Materials - J306

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Update to specification

The specification for this qualification has been updated. Vertical black lines indicate a change to the previous version. Changes can be found on pages 11 and 12. Changes have also been made to the marking criteria for units A561 and A563.

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Overview

Please note that the specification and specimen assessment materials are applicable to both the Short Course and Full Course.

Our Design and Technology GCSEs includes the following qualifications:

  • GCSE Design and Technology: Product Design
  • GCSE Design and Technology: Innovator Suite which covers the following separate subjects:
    • Electronics and Control Systems
    • Food Technology
    • Graphics
    • Industrial Technology
    • Resistant Materials
    • Textiles Technology

If you are already teaching Design and Technology you can compare current and revised specifications on the What are the changes? page.

The great thing about our improved Design and Technology GCSEs is that they bring a fresh approach to the subject, making them easier to teach and more enjoyable for learners.

Further benefits to you and your learners

  • The opportunity to work with any materials giving your learners greater choice and making it more enjoyable for them to study.
  • The option to study the subject as a GCSE short course offering you and your learners further flexibility.

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