Skills for Life Network E-News Update December 2021
Check out the latest Skills for Life Network E-News Update for a round up of the latest news, resources, courses and career opportunities.
Check out the latest Skills for Life Network E-News Update for a round up of the latest news, resources, courses and career opportunities.
The #APConnect Northstar Train the Trainers in Advanced Practice pathway is an exciting, fresh and cutting-edge professional development opportunity for experienced Advanced Practitioners.Â
This evaluation of Year 3 of the #APConnect professional development programme for Advanced Practitioners provides an inspiring review of how APs across the country are shaping, driving and supporting quality improvement across the sector.
The subject content, aims and learning objectives for digital functional skills qualifications from 2021 have now been published.
Check out the #FEtapestry newsletter for the latest practitioner-created content and practitioner-led events.
Take a look at the latest tenders for the provision of services to the Essential Skills sector.
In his blog post, titled Redefining Advanced Practitioners, Colin Forrest writes on how the #APConnect programme has supported Advanced Practitioners in taking their practice into their organisations.
A new Education and Training Foundation anthology of project reports highlighting the value of action research in the post-16 Education and Training sector is now available.
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has announced that the maths and English qualification exit requirements for T Levels will be removed.
Check out the latest Skills for Life Network E-News Update for a round up of the latest news, resources, courses and career opportunities.
Are you an Advanced Practitioner? Or maybe you work in an AP-type role where you lead and support others? These four interactive online sessions will give you the opportunity to explore using Practice Enquiry Circles to support quality improvement.
A new national numeracy programme will give people who don’t have at least a GCSE grade C/4 or equivalent in maths access to free, flexible courses to improve their maths.