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Lv 5 Diploma & NVQ 4 CCLD Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care and Children and Young People's Services and NVQ Level 4 Children's Care, Learning and Development. COPY and PASTE - search for plagiarism to make sure your work remains individual.

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I finished my level 3 and have experience under my belt but have been asked to do my level 5, all my levels so far have been English but we moved to wales and I am wondering if my portfolio is any use as the welsh have different laws and policies. please can help
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Hi i'm in Wales, i wouldn't worry to much there are a few differences, the text book are mainly set for England but the internet has lots of sites to help adapt to the welsh law.
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thank you made my mind up to go for it hopefully they will be kind as my welsh is not very good as I have only been here for 5 months
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