Apprenticeships |
1 Aug 2008
Apprenticeships are a form of vocational learning which combines mostly work-based learning with some off-the-job learning. On the job apprentices work alongside other staff; off the job they attend a local learning provider, usually on a day release basis, working towards nationally recognised qualifications.
Foundation Learning Tier |
1 Aug 2008
As part of its strategy for 14-19 qualifications, the Government has published proposals for a Foundation Learning Tier (FLT) which in its view will provide clear routes in the form of Progression Pathways for young people working below level 2 to achieve combinations of qualifications at Entry level and level 1 that will prepare them fully for level 2 and beyond.
Train to Gain |
1 Aug 2008
Train to Gain is a flagship government training programme for England designed to meet the skills needs of employers. Publicly funded support can be provided for:
Welfare to Work |
1 Aug 2008
The Government is aiming for Britain to achieve an employment rate of 80% and during 2008 record levels of employment at over 29 million people in employment have been achieved despite the slowdown in the economy. Under the Department for Work and Pensions, the Government operates employment programmes such as New Deal to help unemployed people back into work and Pathways to Work to help people on incapacity benefit.
LSC Payments for beginning of 2008/09 |
18 Jul 2008
ALP has recently been in dialogue with the LSC regarding reports of profile payments planning to be made for the first part of the new funding year against employer responsive contracts.
LIG Video Case Study |
1 Jul 2008
In Touch Care have produced a ‘state of the art’ visual experience for learners in Health and Social Care with funding from the Learning Innovation Grant programme.