Making QCTO work: hosted employment hubs explained
Implementing QCTO Qualifications for People with Disabilities – How Hosted Employment Hubs Are Making It Possible
The transition to QCTO qualifications has introduced new workplace requirements, leaving many employers asking:
- How do we secure approved workplaces?
- How do we provide the required workplace exposure?
- How do we support learners with disabilities throughout the programme?
- How do we remain compliant while reducing the administrative burden?
Join Progression for a practical 1-hour online session where we’ll demonstrate how our QCTO-approved Employment Hubs provide an end-to-end solution for delivering accredited qualifications to people with disabilities.


Date: Thursday 13th August 2026
Time: 10h00 to 11h00
Venue: Online (Microsoft Teams)
Cost: FREE
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