Asha Khemka OBE What’s on the horizon What it means for us.

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Asha Khemka OBE What’s on the horizon What it means for us

The Bigger Picture Machinery of Government Forthcoming general election Impact of recession

Machinery of Government Puts local authority in the driving seat New relationships New ways of working

A General Election A likely change of Government Significant spending cuts More change on the way

The Tory Alternative One funding body One audit regime One improvement body

Areas of Common Ground Impact of Recession

Young People Over 1,000,000 young unemployed Tackling the NEET agenda Raising the participation age

Skills, Skills, Skills The skills investment strategy Technician level skills Learners as customers

Colleges in the Spotlight Reform Relevance Quality Earned autonomy

What does it all mean?

New Relationships, New Models Federations Colleges, private training providers and schools The USA Ireland

New Relationships, New Models One overarching vision and direction Individual colleges – local need Specialist centres of excellence Shared services

New Relationships, New Models The benefits –Investment capacity –Political clout –Response to employers –Efficiency –Self regulation

How do we respond?

Be Prepared

Be Bold

Be Creative

Take control of our own destiny