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The standards with guidance is a vital document that describes the standards candidates must meet for each CoPE assessment unit and provides guidance to support these standards at Levels 1, 2 and 3.
All centres registered for CoPE are issued with a copy. This resource is also available for members approved to deliver CoPE to download from the resources section below.
Please note that the introduction and guidance in this document were updated in 2023.
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This student book can be used to provide the curriculum/challenges for CoPE and AoPE at Level 3 and is provided as part of the CoPE/AoPE candidate registration fee.
Please note: You should only use the shop to purchase a maximum of five student books for staff reference or training purposes. Books for learners are included as part of the candidate registration fee and should be selected as part of the learner registration process. To obtain books for your students, your centre must first be approved to deliver CoPE/AoPE and you should then create a cohort and register your learners.
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Nationally recognised qualification offering imaginative ways of accrediting young people's activities
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Nationally recognised Level 3 qualification offering imaginative ways of accrediting young people's activities.
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This student book can be used to provide the curriculum and challenges for CoPE at both Level 1 and Level 2.
Please note: You should only use the shop to purchase a maximum of five student books for staff reference or training purposes. Books for learners are included as part of the candidate registration fee and should be selected as part of the learner registration process. To obtain books for your students, your centre must first be approved to deliver CoPE/AoPE and you should then create a cohort and register your learners.
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Candidates should be registered as you begin the qualification. As a guide, for a full year course you should register candidate numbers by the end of October, and for roll-on roll-off courses, registration should be completed within a month of candidates starting.
The candidate registration fee covers the administrative costs of registering the candidate for the qualification, co-ordination of moderation, student book and awarding/certification.
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Candidates should be registered as you begin the qualification. As a guide, for a full year course you should register candidate numbers by the end of October, and for roll-on roll-off courses, registration should be completed within a month of candidates starting.
The candidate registration fee covers the administrative costs of registering the candidate for the qualification, co-ordination of moderation, student book (choose from the options below)* and awarding/certification.
*Â Please be aware that the Bronze, Silver, Gold Student Book is only suitable for students working towards CoPE at Level 1.
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This resource provides templates and worksheets for planning a European rail trip. Included is a map of Europe, a mind map template, a month planner template, a train schedule template and a travel itinerary template. This resource links to challenge 10A4 from the CoPE Levels 1 and 2 student book.
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Module 2, Citizenship and Community: Section B. Teacher notes, worksheets and evidence checklist.
