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VQ Day: The celebrations continue

02/03/2009

As many of you already know VQ Day launched in 2008 to celebrate the millions of people who gain vocational qualifications. With the second annual VQ Day taking place on Wednesday 24th June, 2009, we are pleased to announce the re-launch of www.vqday.org

The aim of VQ Day is to celebrate vocational achievement and the many paths to success. To help raise awareness of VQ Day and to join the celebrations, posters and leaflets are available to download and there is advice and guidance on how to get involved, including how to organise a celebration event.

The second annual VQ Hero awards have also been launched and you can nominate ‘VQ Heroes’ who embody vocational achievement in the following categories: VQ Hero – 24 and under and VQ Hero – 25 and over. The winners will be announced at the national celebration event on VQ Day.

You can also join the Roll Call of vocational success – whether you’re a past or present learner you can add your name to the list of people across the UK who have gained a vocational qualification.

Last year thousands of people joined the VQ Day celebrations – we are hoping 2009 is going to be bigger and better!

To find out how you can take part visit www.vqday.org or contact the VQ Day Team