Hampshire Futures Inspiring ambition, supporting success.

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Hampshire Futures Inspiring ambition, supporting success

Hampshire Futures will –  Focus on participation, employability and skills - young people and adults  Deliver duties related to young people’s participation, post 16 sufficiency and H&S  Extend traded services, e.g. Careers Guidance  Secure future contract, project and grant income to enhances services for young people (and adults) in Hampshire  Hampshire Youth Investment Programme (HYIP)

Management Team Head of Service (Phillip Walker) Programmes & Delivery (Stuart Nundy) –Apprenticeships, Learning & Skills (Julia Gahagan) –Careers, Employability & Participation (Gill Spratt) –Outdoor Education & Learning (Clare Dobbs) –Physical Education & Sport (Roy Gittens) –Study Centres (James Scarborough, Jane Pownall) Performance & Development (Jude Robinson) –Strategy, Commissioning & Innovation (Andy Tickner) –Teaching, Learning & Success (Sue Muldowney) –Performance, Planning & Funding (Paul Whitehead)

Apprenticeships, Learning & Skills Hampshire Award Programme (HAP) –Entry Level/Level 1 community-based engagement programme –Prince’s Trust qualification base –Employability, personal development, English and maths –540 hrs. Study Programme/22 weeks Inc. work expereince –EFA funded and OFSTED regulated –Totton, Eastleigh, Farnborough, and Gosport –16-19 EFA bursary (subj. to eligibility), travel and equipment support

Apprenticeships, Learning & Skills Traineeship Plus (formerly Internship Plus) –Level 1-2 work-based learning programme (pre Apprenticeship) –CiC/LAC priority, extending to other priority groups in 2015/16 –Prince’s Trust qualification base –Employability, personal development, English and maths, placement-specific qualifications, e.g. Food Hygiene –540 hrs. Study Programme/26 wks. (3-4 days work, 1 day study) –EFA funded and OFSTED regulated –£57 p.w. bursary plus attendance and progression bonuses –Travel and equipment support

Apprenticeships, Learning & Skills Apprenticeships (HCC) –Level 2-4 work-based learning programme –Open recruitment (Apprentice First policy) –HYIP Priority year olds, Traineeship Plus graduates guaranteed an interview –12-months (min) – 3 years –SFA funded and OFSTED regulated –Employee status, i.e. not students/trainees –Third Sector scheme in collaboration with HIOWCF

Hampshire Futures Priorities –Future All programme - aim to achieve ‘full participation’ by young people, 16-18, Inc. RPA to 18, target 3% NEET by 2016/17 –Shift the pattern of participation to support future skills needs, Inc. increasing take-up of Apprenticeships (and Traineeships) –Employer engagement and investment to support skills development –Public sector skills requirements, Inc. better collaboration with District and Unitary LAs, and use of procurement and planning mechanisms to generate youth employment opportunities –Skills capital programme (Future Skills Centre)