For Overcoming Deprivation Sponsored by the Welsh Government Cardiff and Vale College – Entry to Vocational Studies Association of Colleges (AoC) Beacon.

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for Overcoming Deprivation Sponsored by the Welsh Government Cardiff and Vale College – Entry to Vocational Studies Association of Colleges (AoC) Beacon Award

Entry to Vocational Studies (EVS) An Overview Denise Olander Head of Social Engagement & Community Collaboration Cardiff and Vale College

500 LAC in Cardiff age NEET young people age 16-18

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. In considering the criteria used to target vulnerability Cordis Bright research into post 16 NEET’s in Cardiff identified a number of factors that increase the risk of young people becoming NEET on leaving school at 16. These included: Having a history of school non attendance Having lower qualification attainment levels Being male Having a looked after children status – 1 in 4 Having a history of fixed term exclusions Having education other status Having a special educational needs statement (they are 8 times more likely to be statemented, 11 times more likely to have School Action status and 14 times more likely to have School Action + status. Having been in contact with the Youth Offending Team

Why did the college get involved?

Desire to be part of the NEET and LAC solution 100% support from SMT, Governors and Wider College

What are the benefits?

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. CAVC contribution to improving life chances for the Cardiff NEET population Improvements in Cardiff NEET data Increase in staff moral – social conscience Improved partnership working Improved reputation of college via the young people, their families and the community Progression opportunities onto full time CAVC courses, work based learning or employment

What are the potential risks?

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Increased student behavioural issues Increase staff stress levels Increase staff sickness Increase vandalism and graffiti Increased student bullying issues Increase physical/sexual assault Increase in unwelcome visitors on site Decrease in staff moral

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What and why The Entry to Vocational Studies programme is an Entry level 1-3 course. An aim to re-engage, educate and certificate the hard to reach young people. The expected outcome was to facilitate and support learners to achieve 9 qualifications. This will enable the young people to progress successfully to either level 1 programmes within the college, to enter work based learning or to enter employment.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Why is it unique? Specifically designed in partnership with Cardiff City Council, multi- agencies ( LAC Services Manager – Careers Wales NEET Co- ordinator Cardiff & Vale) to meet the needs of a special cohort of young people- the hard to reach and disengaged. Presented to social workers & learning coaches Roll on- roll off A year of planning

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Planning factors Location Communication and “buy in” Sense of belonging Respect Teachers who volunteer

How did the College start? I ntroduced taster programmes for Looked After Children. Cardiff Young Peoples Partnership strategic group. A consultation with the multi agencies The new course was presented to Cardiff social workers, learning coaches, LEA managers and voluntary organisations by the partners for feedback, advice and promotional purposes.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Who were the EVS learners? Our learner backgrounds vary, many have a number of serious issues some of which include: sexual abuse, physical abuse, mental abused, disengaged from school since the age of 12/13, gun crime, bullying, knife crime, self harming, drug and alcohol addiction and anorexia.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What GCSEs do these learners have? GCSE’S 60% -0 12% -1 6% -2 12% -3 6% -4 4% -5

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Course Title Year 11-12Percentage Attendance to date EVS – combined 3 groups Auto Construction Hair & Beauty Admin & Retail 86% 69% 74% 66% 86%

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – early progress from EVS to higher level programmes include : 3 learners moved up to Level 1 5 learners moved up to Level 2

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Why is the programme different? 5 days – Roll on roll off Monday - Reward Day Tuesday – Thursday: Essential skills, Employability Skills, Welsh, and Tutorial activities including 121 sessions. Friday - Vocational Day - Auto, Hairdressing & Beauty, Retail and Business Admin and Construction. Limited holidays

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What are the qualification aims? Essential Skills in ICT, Numeracy, Literacy Employability Skills Wider Key Skills including WWO, PS and IOL Welsh Entry 3 Introduction to the Vocational Area Qualifications will help the learner gain confidence, increase their life skills and give an insight to vocational careers that are available.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What are the support arrangements? Weekly attendance in tutorials from a social worker, PA and learning coach In class – Basic Skills trained teachers Learning Centre, in class and additional support 121 emotional support for needy learners H/S/Safeguarding support

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What are the tutorial/ enrichment activities? Five days at a fire station Workshops with the police Drug awareness with Inroads Healthy living with trained sports youth workers Budgeting with Lloyds bank Money Week Activities with the Royal Navy Women's and Men's health awareness workshop

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. CAVC – who are we working with in ? Entry to Vocational Studies Partnership Work for Young People in Cardiff

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What are the behavioural support arrangements? How do we achieve punctuality and attendance? Restorative Approach

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Training for staff Restorative approach World cafe

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Data Enrolled on course 10/11 = 46 Non starters who came to college but left before end of probationary period = 7 (15%) Withdrawn due to personal issues or poor attendance = 18 (39%) Excluded from course = 2 (4%) Moved up to higher level of course = 6 (13%) Still active on course = 13 (28%) Therefore 41% of learners were successful on EVS or on a higher level programme.

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Success rates achieved 10 qualifications 100% attainment

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. Learner progression 13 Progressed to Level 1 courses/work/other colleges 100% Progression

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. What does it cost? £160k (approx.) delivery and support – 14 learners Additional Costs – Management Time, Admin, Security and Health and Safety

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. How is this structured? Per Course. Teaching hours = 17 x 38 wks. = 646 Assessor hrs. = 5 X 35 wks. = 175 In class support hrs. = 5 X 35 wks. = 175 Course Tutor Remission = 1.5 X 35 wks.=52

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. The impact on CAVC Social Services Award Colegaucymru Award Innovative Curriculum 2010 Careers Wales Award Denise Olander Colegaucymru Award Best FE Teacher Maria McCarthy The Pinnacle of Success in FE - the AOC Beacon Award Obtaining funding for training for staff in Restorative Justice, a Safer Community and WG initiative. The College was recently identified as leading best practice in FE at a House of Commons Skills Select Committee as a result of my “Skills Active” project with Morrison’s. Included in a report from Neil O’Doherty (Head of Retail at Morrison’s) for the Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg. Careers Wales Award – Kelly LaFlamme

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. The impact on CAVC AOC Beacon Award Welsh Government Award for Overcoming Deprivation

At this ti me the number of NEETs are rising as the recession bites. The long term cost to society for each NEET is an average of £200,000. According to the latest data from Careers Wales we currently have about year olds who are NEET which could generate a cost to the city of around 280 million and this is without taking into account the larger numbers between 18 – 25. A case study Homeless to EVS Paid employment at DOWDs Engineering and L1 Heavy Vehicle at CAVC.

Thank you Denise Olander