Mapping ICT certifications to higher education levels in U.K?

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Hello all,

I've got the CCENT, but what does this map to in the below list?

https://www.gov.uk/what-different-qualification-levels-mean/list-of-qualification-levels

I've had a google and I think I found that Network+ and CCNA are both level 3. So that would imply that CCENT is too, as it overlaps (to some extent) these two.

Thanks, in advance for any help.

 

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IT certifications are not qualications such as a diploma or degree.

A CCENT is usually classed as a beginner certification.

 

Yes, I know that it's not equivalent to a degree or a diploma.

If you click on the link, you'll see that a level 3 qualification isn't a degree/diploma.
I asked whether the CCENT is equivalent to a level 3 qual.

 

An "A Level" is "Level 3" which is a two year full time further education course (last time I checked), as in 6th Form or College. No way can a CCNA be the equivalent?

TBH, that list looks academic and .gov.uk recognised vocational courses. I don't think .gov.uk recognises IT Certs as "qualifications".