[PDF] Top 20 Essential Skills Enrolments and Outcomes in Northern Ireland from 2002/03 to 2017/18

... the Essential Skills sector; by other government departments, such as the Department of Education; by local businesses to quantify the supply of those qualifying in their business area; by prospective ... See full document

... derived from this bulletin are currently used by DEL policy officials in their role of assisting and advising the Minister for DEL to discharge his duties; by the NI Assembly and DEL committee to scrutinise the ... See full document

... However, the proportion of school leavers without achieving at least 5 GCSE’s including English and maths remains high at 34%, albeit a significant improvement from 49% a decade earlier. This cohort then typically ... See full document

... and skills and employability as the key drivers of achieving a strong, competitive, regionally balanced ...the skills levels of the Northern Ireland workforce and increasing the proportion of ... See full document

... derived from this bulletin are currently used by: DfE policy officials in their role of assisting and advising the Minister for the Economy to discharge his or her duties; by the NI Assembly and its Committee for ... See full document

... submission of each HEI and these are fed back to the HEI. A team of quality assurance analysts at HESA also scrutinise this material. Year-on-year comparisons provide a summary of changes and the level of change in any ... See full document

... time from a child’s last entry into care to the Adoption Order will differ between the four adoption routes, though the emphasis must be on achieving permanence whether that is through a return home to birth ... See full document

... 2 There are a total of 479 voluntary and private pre-school centres in Northern Ireland, but just 399 are fully or partially funded by the Department of Education. 3 Investing in Early Learning, published ... See full document

... • A total of 5,248 pupils participate in Irish medium education, with 4,166 pupils educated in Irish medium schools and a further 1,082 pupils educated in Irish medium units attached to English-medium schools (Table 2c). ... See full document

... Assessed Enrolments at the Northern Ireland Further Education Colleges by Mode of Attendance, Level of Study and Sector & Subject Category, 2011/12 HE 1 FE 2 HE 1 FE 2 Health, Public Services & Care ... See full document

... Data Quality All information presented in this bulletin has been validated and quality assured by HE institutions prior to publication. HE institutions are given a set period of time to submit the information to the ... See full document

... Assessed Enrolments for DEL Funded Further Education Provision at the Northern Ireland Further Education Colleges by Mode of Attendance and Sector & Subject Category, 2012/13 Full-Time Part-Time ... See full document

... collected from NI HEIs only, for example, religion, dependents and marital ...arising from any of the above stages of quality assurance are returned to the institution to ... See full document

... enrolment figures for schools in Northern Ireland. The data are taken from the school census exercise, which ran in October 2013. Data collected through the school census exercise are used by policy ... See full document

... • There is also a rise year-on-year in the number of pupils whose first language is not English. In 2015/16, there are more than 80 first languages spoken by pupils, with Polish and Lithuanian being the most common ... See full document

... religion was mentioned or intimated during interviews by participants, but it was only during post-interview follow-up that I would have engaged, having no problem in identifying my own religious position. There were ... See full document

... Paul Morrin: Congratulations on the level of consensus you have built up for the deprivation measure, it really is very impressive. You mentioned that the weights for the domains will need to be re-examined for the next ... See full document

... came from a pupil perspective, and some pupils were found to understand this ...the outcomes of LbQ answers gave confidence to those who managed to tackle the tasks and find the ... See full document

... including finance allocations, school estate development and planning, special education, school improvement, area based planning, extended schools, additional educational needs, early years and integrated and Irish ... See full document

... 3.1 INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE ON FIRM RISK CHARACTERISTICS The most intense shock to hit European firms in recent times was the financial crisis and associated recession which impacted a wide number of countries during 2008 ... See full document