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Henley College: Developing pathways using QCF qualifications and units at Henley College

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008/09, Henley College needed to improve retention, achievement and overall success rates for students in the Public Service programme area. This case study describes how they went about using the flexibilities of QCF units and qualifications to develop their curriculum offer which, in 2010/11, resulted in a 30% increase in achievement and success rates, and a 6% increase in retention.
Worth reading if you are interested in:
• Developing a flexible QCF curriculum
• Career pathways
• Improving learner engagement

Using Technology for Community Engagement - City College Plymouth

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City College Plymouth aimed to engage new learners from disaffected and deprived backgrounds to become college students. It worked with community based iorganisations, such as the Shekinah mission (an organisation supporting homeless people) delivering learning at their premises, and then identified progression opportunities to join a mainstream college course.

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