Well, BTEC grades are awarded
per unit and for the
overall qualification (all 13 units in the case of a Pearson BTEC National Extended Diploma in Business). There is no such thing as a "grade for this semester". In some cases, one can establish a grade for the first year of an Extended Diploma, but that only works if the units you've done happen to coincide with the units you would have done for the Foundation Diploma in Business.
The best you can do is establish how many points you've earned for the four units you've done, and then extrapolate that based upon the GLH (guided learning hours) for those units and the whole course.
• Unit 1 Exploring Business is a 90 GLH internal (coursework-based) unit. As such, a Distinction earns you
24 points.
• Unit 5 International Business is a 90 GLH internal (coursework-based) unit. As such, a Pass earns you
9 points.
• Unit 3 Personal and Business Finance (which is what I assume you mean by "Business Finance") is a 120 GLH external (exam-based) unit. As such, a Merit earns you
between 20 and 31 points. The exact number depends on your
marks in the exam, as it works on a sliding scale - the closer you are to the next grade boundary, the more points you get. I'm going to
assume 25 points - i.e. about the middle of the Merit band.
• Unit 2 Developing a Marketing Campaign (which is what I assume you mean by "Research and plan a marketing campaign") is a 90 GLH external (exam-based) unit. As such, a Distinction earns you
24 points.
So that's 24+9+25+24=82 points from 390 GLH. The whole course is 1080 GLH, so those points would extrapolate to 82 / (390 / 1080) = 227 points. If you
actually achieved 227 points you'd get a grade of
DDD. So that's a reasonable approximation of your grade so far.
Note that you can calculate all the above yourself by reading section 9, Understanding the qualification grade, in the specification,
here.
I've no idea how to convert this to a GPA, I'm afraid.
Oh, and QCF (Qualifications and Credit Framework) was replaced by RQF (Regulated Qualifications Framework) back in 2015 - so your qualification is RQF, also referred to as "first teaching from September 2016".