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Teach Too: Fareport Training: retail skills swap - support for trainees and apprentices

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Teach Too is about encouraging people from different industries to spend time teaching their work through curriculum development, promoting the practice of teachers and trainers updating their industry experience and helping to build genuine collaborative arrangements between employer and providers.The assessing team at Fareport Training worked collaboratively with the retail store managers to upskill employees and apprentices using a skills identification process. Following the initial skills identification, employees were paired with “buddies” for skills coaching and mentoring.

Improving access to offender learning in the community

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This guidance note has a focus on offenders (aged 18 and over) serving sentences in the community under the supervision of the Probation Service. It identifies some of the barriers offenders may face and provides signposting to information and ideas to improve access to learning and skills provision. Version 2 was published in 2014 and the links were updated in version 3 in 2016.

Teach Too: UKTD: working with SMEs to develop online learning in the context of hairdressing apprenticeships

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Teach Too is about encouraging people from industry to spend time teaching their work through curriculum development, promoting the practice of teachers and trainers updating their industry experience and helping to build genuine collaborative arrangements between employer and providers. Within the context of hairdressing apprenticeships, this project investigated how the trend in social media and online apps could make on-line learning possible for small business employers and their learners.

Teach Too: INTEC: developing skills in a digital age in partnership with Zarr Ltd

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Teach Too is about encouraging people from industry to spend time teaching their work through curriculum development, promoting the practice of teachers and trainers updating their industry experience and helping to build genuine collaborative arrangements between employer and providers. The project involved collaboration between a training organisation and a web site design and digital marketing firm, to develop the skills of trainers and assessors delivering the digital marketing qualification.

Teach Too: Carshalton College: working with Mirobot on entrepreneurial robotics and physical computing'

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This report describes a collaborative project between a college and robotics company with the aim of designing a curriculum model that matches learner progress to digital industry needs, and of ensuring staff have relevant computational and programming skills to achieve this.

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