ETF offender learning support May 2016
Flyer outlining the support available from the Education and Training Foundation May 2016
Flyer outlining the support available from the Education and Training Foundation May 2016
This booklet links through each of the modules within the Management Development pack, providing supporting resources and documentation. The pack was developed as part of a management development programme for offender learning by the Adult Learning Improvement Network (ALIN) who were commissioned by the Education and Training Foundation, as part of their Excellence in Leadership and Management Programme', to assist in the development of Managers with responsibility for Learning, Skills and Employment working in the Prison Service or equivalent within privately run prisons.
This publication provides an overview of the activities and outcomes of the London Outstanding Teaching, Learning and Assessment projects led by the Association of Colleges in 2015/2016.
This document aims to provide a paper guide to resources which will support prison educators, managers and leaders in their work in developing offenders’ skills. These resources are all showcased on the Foundations’ Offender Learning Exhibition site (March 2016) - http://offender-learning.excellencegateway.org.uk/.
This website is a valuable resource for teachers who are working with students with a variety of special needs. The training materials will help teachers to improve their understanding and skills and deliver quality learning to all students.
A handbook to help employers make sure their recruitment process and their workplace are as fair and accessible to deaf people as possible.
Coaching and mentoring: A template for recording tutor observations and developing action plans.
A poster comparing attributes of mentoring and coaching as observed in the college's OTLA project.
This resource is one of a number that make up the Online Badging CPD Module of the Learning Futures Programme. The full range consists of a Online Badging Activity Sheet (this resource), a recorded Webinar - (https://youtu.be/ulkBE-baF_4
) and a Scoop it! curated research page (http://www.scoop.it/t/lf-badges). In this module you will explore how badges have been used to set goals, motivate behaviour, represent achievement and communicate success in the education and training sector.
A case study on an OTLA London project led by Creative Process on developing innovative apprenticeships in digital marketing.