Why do we need Career Colleges? The labour market skills shortage The proven benefits of technical and vocational training as a route to employment- sector-led.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Introduction to VET Quality Assurance in the UK Mark Novels 6 th December 2011 Quality Assurance in Technical and Vocational Education and Skills Study.
Advertisements

NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS: Whats in it for Colleges, Learners and Employers? MARIAN HEALY Sector Manager Lifelong Learning UK, Scotland IAIN McCASKEY.
The Diplomas: an overview of developments and implications for Initial Teacher Training.
Work Based Learning in the UK – A Wales perspective – June 2013 Work Based Learning in the UK – A Wales perspective David Jones – Principal/Chief Executive.
Catering and Hospitality Guild – Consultation Issues today and how they can be addressed Graham Razey Principal.
14-19 (RPA) PD Network Meeting 20 th May 2011 West Suffolk College.
Apprenticeships.
Ofsted and the inspection of further education and skills
On 29 September 2011, the Deputy Minister for Skills, Jeff Cuthbert, launched a review of the qualifications on offer in Wales. The Review of Qualifications.
Higher Apprenticeships Presented by Negat Lodhi November 2012.
Commission for Developing Scotland’s Young Workforce Interim Report & Update Interim report:
Year 11 Parents. What happens during Year 11 and 12? ► Classes/assessments/exams… ► GCSE’s ► Starting to become aware of the personal profile ► DEL Careers.
Engineering Engineering Apprenticeships 1 Interested in Engineering Apprenticeships?
Improving Life Chances in Salford Transitions from education to adult life SSP Executive – Thursday 8 December 2011 Nick Page, Strategic Director Children’s.
Developing Work Ready Skills through Traineeships Lindsay Collins Director of Operations Kent Association of Training Organisations.
Developing the Vocational Curriculum Barrie Morgan School Improvement Consultant.
1 Higher Education in Further Education Phil Lester 26 April 06.
Reconfiguring the Curriculum: Issues and Practicalities Nick Duggan – Partnership Manager.
KEY STAGE 4.
Qualification reform update Geoff Holden October 2014.
MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY LONDON | DUBAI | MAURITIUS | INDIA MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY LONDON | DUBAI | MAURITIUS Employer strategies and connections between employers.
Apprenticeships A Presentation for Frontline Workers.
Apprenticeships in England Presented by Andrew Barlow International Skills Development Manager.
 Bursting with careers  From construction to retail GET PREPARED TO VISIT SKILLS LONDON 2014.
SSA-TC SECTOR SKILLS ALLIANCE TOURISM & CATERING.
Michael Heanue Principal Policy Officer. The London Enterprise Panel ”the venue for London boroughs to work with business, with TfL and the Mayoralty.
Carew Academy 6 th Form Programme overview 29 th January 2015.
Welsh Baccalaureate: High Level Model Pan Wales Hairdressing and Beauty conference Presentation Version 2.11.
Professional Training for the Productive Sector An Australian Skills Council Perspective David Magee Deputy CEO, CPSISC.
Hertfordshire June 2011 Working together to unleash talent.
SPORT AND ACTIVE LEISURE BUCS CONFERENCE National Skills Academy & SkillsActive.
Pan Wales Group Gareth Edwards –Education Director –
Keep well Employability. What is ‘Employability’ Encompasses all the things that enable people to increase their chances of getting a job, staying in,
Apprenticeships In England Presented by Mark Howard 22 November 2012.
Click to edit Master title style Introduction to the Association of Colleges and The Post 16 Landscape in the UK Issues, Aspirations and Good Practice.
14 – 24 Learning and Skills Strategy (24) KCC / YPLA Strategy & Funding Briefing 14 – 24 Learning and Skills Strategy Delivering Bold Steps A new.
Youth Voice This workshop will look at the views and needs of young people, what they want from the next government in terms of education and training.
Training Provider Briefing Session 9.15am Welcome 9.20am Walsall Works 9.40am AGE Grant 10.00am Q&A session 10.30am Networking 11.00am Close.
A FRESH APPROACH TO ®. THE CURRENT SITUATION THE EDUCATION SYSTEM IS FAILING OUR YOUNG PEOPLE From 2015, young people will stay in education until they.
1. Priorities Professionalising the workforce English and Maths Special Educational Needs and/or Disabilities (SEND) Recruitment, bursaries and incentives.
Professional Training for the Productive Sector An Australian Skills Council Perspective David Magee Deputy CEO, CPSISC.
GET PREPARED TO VISIT SKILLS LONDON Click here to watch video.
Peter Cook Director, Employability & Skills Essex County Council Employability & Skills – Responding to industry need including the opportunities presented.
February 2015 Cheryl Woods, Portfolio Suite Manager Apprenticeships Accessing Higher Apprenticeships for High Performing Students.
Focus on Student Success CTE Conference College of the Redwoods February 6, 2010.
Apprenticeships Trransforming the future Clare Bonson.
The Lancashire Skills and Employment Conversation #theskillsconversation.
Successful Youth Transitions Secondary Principals’ Conference 21 May 2004.
UK Commission for Employment & Skills Katherine Chapman – Assistant Director UK Commission for Employment and Skills.
The New California Standards Orange County
Wealden Strategic Partnership Sussex Downs College: Working with Employers
Impact of the Comprehensive Spending Review (Part 1) How the CSR will change the way providers work and deliver training Ainsley Cheetham Thursday 25 th.
The Year of Raising Participation More Apprenticeships Tracking the vulnerable learner Gordon Boyd Manager for Education Strategy and Partnership Development.
Developing Scotland’s Young Workforce Programme
1 Core maths A-levels questions to introduce you to 5 minutes to answer as many questions as you can about City and Guilds & the changes in vocational.
Developing Different Models of Provision Graeme Turner, Cambian Dilston College & Andy Gilpin, Darlington College.
PARTNERSHIPS: LEPs & Colleges Growing Local Economies Together Henry Lawes.
City and Guilds vision for education Hertfordshire March 2016.
SUPPORTING YOUNG PEOPLE INTO WORK. What we are doing…. The Council’s vision is for Derbyshire to prosper, based on a strong economy, well connected communities.
Engineering Specialist Diploma Steve Gray Chief Executive, Training 2000.
Skills Support for the Workforce
Young Workers Engagement Project Apprenticeships Julie Williamson
Developing People through Apprenticeships & Traineeships
Pathways to STEMd Careers Skills Development Scotland
We know that there is a problem
Helping Training contribute to Economic Growth
Area partnership of key stakeholder organisations
Fuelling Futures Helping businesses, schools and colleges provide workplace experiences for young people with special educational needs and disabilities.
14 – 24 Learning, Employment & Skills Strategy Refresh
Michelle Fenwick Programme Manager
Presentation transcript:

Why do we need Career Colleges? The labour market skills shortage The proven benefits of technical and vocational training as a route to employment- sector-led approach Clear employer-endorsed brand with real jobs for learners Toolkit for Career Colleges based on what works to prepare learners for work

The connection is obvious

What is a Career College Serving young people… Imagines your are 14,15,16… - preparing and serving food supervised by a Michelin Star chef - designing an App for your iPhone, commissioned - helping to build a new landmark building for London This would not happen in your average school. Career Colleges are about preparing young people for real jobs.

Why a Career Colleges? 1.We have the best intelligence on exemplary practice in 14 to 19 education, and invest in R&D to maintain this 2.Clear employer-endorsed brand with real jobs for learners 3.Industry standard resources and systems, without the commercial price tag, for T&L and effective communication with stakeholders 4.Work directly with employers, political and other key stakeholders to support cause

THE CORE OFFER

Priority markets: 14 –16 vocational pathways 16 –18 vocational pathways 16 + Apprenticeships Programmes for youth unemployed NEETs Priority markets: 14 –16 vocational pathways 16 –18 vocational pathways 16 + Apprenticeships Programmes for youth unemployed NEETs Priority Sectors: Creative Digital / Tech Construction Hospitality & Catering Cross-sector skills/ professions Health and Social Care Food processing Skills (including maths, English, employability and enterprise) Priority Sectors: Creative Digital / Tech Construction Hospitality & Catering Cross-sector skills/ professions Health and Social Care Food processing Skills (including maths, English, employability and enterprise) Branding Career Colleges Employers Industry bodies Government endorsed MUST serve local community Qualifications Update and customise Branding Career Colleges Employers Industry bodies Government endorsed MUST serve local community Qualifications Update and customise The core offer Accredited industry led 14 to 19 education which ensures learners are work ready

THE COMPLETE OFFER

Preparing for the future… Creative & critical thinking- developing independence Future industry needs Workplace practices in education

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.