Enhancing our capacity for CBLA with the Youth Guarantee Framework

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Enhancing our capacity for CBLA with the Youth Guarantee Framework Community Colleges NZ Enhancing our capacity for CBLA with the Youth Guarantee Framework

Community Colleges Private Training Establishment Six South Island Sites Vocational Training Foundation Education Youth Guarantee and Training for Work programmes

Change Change from skill development to qualification completion Build on our strengths: Good learner outcomes and skill development Values Vocational skills of tutors Need for change seen in 2013 results Performance Indicator Comcol 2013 TEC Targets Course Completion 51% 55% NCEA L1 65% NCEA L2 Qualification Completion 34% 40%

The solution = More support for tutors Academic Manager Academic Support Impact Pedagogical knowledge Mind-sets Embedded LLN / soft skills Lesson plans Resources Professional Development Work towards qualifications Capacity for embedded LLN/ soft skills Create opportunities for learning and assessment Environment supports CBLA Learning and personal needs addressed.

Results Tutors: Learners: Performance Indicator Comcol 2013 Comcol 2014 Comcol 2015 TEC Targets Course Completion 51% 76% 55% NCEA L1 65% NCEA L2 Qualification Completion 34% 66% 71% 40% Tutors: Better understanding of good teaching and assessment Use knowledge to adapt to learner needs Flexible and responsive Learners: Positive learning identity Leave with qualifications and feeling competent

Marlborough Comcol students All our learners want to gain qualifications and succeed in education. Some common barriers are: No prior achievement in education Lack of whanau support Multigenerational benefit dependency Substance abuse Family violence Learning and behavioural issues

A couple of examples Wiremu Niko Learning / behavioural barriers Barriers at home Passion for cooking a basis for LLN development Achieved NCEA L1 Working on a hospitality qualification Disconnected from family Drug dealing Wanted NCEA L1 Participated in team sports Achieved NCEA L1 /2 and a certificate in sport Further study at L3 Future learning goals