Effective practice in employer engagement in provision for 16/17 year olds studying at below level 2
The aim of the research is to identify what type of employer engagement activities are effective for learners with low prior attainment (no qualifications at level 2) aged 16 to 17 studying at entry level and level 1 in further education providers. The outputs of the work will be examples of effective practice and a practical resource that can help achieve the outcome of sharing effective practice more widely to improve the employability skills of learners.
Buyer
EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOUNDATION
Value
£65,000
Published
5 Oct 2017
Closes
25 Oct 2017
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Region
United Kingdom
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Open
Category
Services
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80000000
Education and training services
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Lot default Effective practice in employer engagement in provision for 16/17 year olds studying at below level 2
£65,000
The aim of the research is to identify what type of employer engagement activities are effective for learners with low prior attainment (no qualifications at level 2) aged 16 to 17 studying at entry level and level 1 in further education providers. The outputs of the work will be examples of effective practice and a practical resource that can help achieve t...
Delivery: East Midlands · United Kingdom, East of England · United Kingdom, London · United Kingdom, North East · United Kingdom, North West · United Kingdom, South East · United Kingdom
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