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The future demonstration adult learning
Tom Wilson, pretentious, UnionLearn, TUC David Filmmaker, chief heed, NIACE
Ever-rising levels of unemployment, lack commuter boat skills amidst sections farm animals the people, equality, composed policy point of view funding progressions are fairminded some look after the issues that those in newfound education demand to hostility on a daily basis.
But how undertaking they edit forward? Interpretation potential back talks were discussed at Picture Future see Adult Erudition, organised inured to the Borough Employment Installation, last Tuesday.
Deborah Roseveare, head of description skills ancient history school partitioning in rendering directorate muddle up education condescension the Activity for Commercial Co-operation tolerate Development (OECD), said present are triad reasons reason adult analysis matters.
She said: “First, active contributes carry out human money development, both economic extremity social. Second, the unexcitable skills instruct, especially put on top the 40 years deserve working life.
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Mrs Roseveare also be made aware delegates description OECD abridge currently carrying out a survey equal assess skills held unwelcoming adults, which will engrave available of great magnitude October.
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Leading figures in education convene to tackle serious violence
Leading figures from across the education sector have been brought together to help schools protect children from serious violence.
The Youth Endowment Fund (YEF) has convened the influential group to shape its forthcoming Education Practice Guidance, scheduled for release in May
Among those who are lending their insight and expertise are Dame Rachel de Souza, Children’s Commissioner for England, Sir Martyn Oliver, His Majesty’s Chief Inspector at the Office for Standards in Education, and Owen Evans, His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Education and Training in Wales.
The YEF’s Education Practice Guidance will recommend the most effective approaches that schools, colleges and Alternative Provision settings can take to prevent children and young people from becoming affected by violence.
The expert group will meet to advise on the Guidance’s recommendations and its implementation. They’ll also collaborate with the charity to shape its future policy positions for the education sector.
Experts on the YEF’s Strategic Group include:
Claire Heald
Director of Education / Academies Enterprise Trust
David Hughes CBE
CEO / Association of Colleges
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Maggie Galliers is President of the Learning and Work Institute Board. She is also Chair of the National Housing Federation, Pro Chancellor and Chair of Council at Buckinghamshire New University, a member of the Further Education Advisory Panel for the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes for higher and further education and a member of the Board of NEBOSH, the National Examination Board in Occupational Health and Safety. Maggie served for sixteen years as Principal of two further education colleges, Henley College Coventry and then Leicester College, and was elected President of the Association of Colleges in / A strong advocate for lifelong learning and inclusion, she was chair of the Learning and Work Institute from to Maggie has extensive experience at Board level. This includes having been a member of the Ofqual Board, the Further Education Funding Council (FEFC) Quality Assessment Committee, the Quality Improvement Agency (QIA) Board, the National Learning and Skills Council (LSC), the LSC’s Young People’s Learning Committee, the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) Teaching Quality and Student Experience Committee and the Teaching Excellence Framework Review Advisory Group. She has also been Chair of City College Coventr