[PDF] Top 20 A review of the capital programme in further education

... 34. Perhaps the first thing to say is that a good policy has been compromised by the manner of its implementation. The policy intent to transform the FE estate is clear and positive. It addresses many of the needs ... See full document

... systematic review looking at minority leaders in education nationally and ...the Further Education Colleges Sector of England", 2005) Many research studies argue for the importance of role ... See full document

... GFECs and tertiary colleges offer a broad range of vocational and academic subjects at different levels and cater for both young people and adults. There are around 250 across England. Their strength is in offering a ... See full document

... Community Education might be prejudiced by the proposed changes and there were many redrafts of the relevant Section of the Bill before a formulation was reached which seemed to allow sufficient flexibility to ... See full document

... The government plans to continue the expansion of student numbers in higher education (HE) and some sections of further education (FE). The recent white paper on FE reform states: ‘Our aim must be to ... See full document

... GFECs and tertiary colleges offer a broad range of vocational and academic subjects at different levels and cater for both young people and adults. There are around 250 across England. Their strength is in offering a ... See full document

... of education, a more representative measure of an individual’s inherent productivity is needed and that motivation or work ethic and intelligence are important determinants of educational success and labour market ... See full document

... 3.6. The study shows how the curriculum offer, which is the result of balancing these different considerations, needs to be clear and coherent; for example, it needs to offer clear progression pathways to employment ... See full document

... literature review and design of the questionnaire it was identified that there were four key employment rolls within the sector, Senior Managers, Middle Managers, Academic and Business ... See full document

... a review of college ...half-term review session chaired by the principal as part of his induction was e≈ective, demonstrating the clear commitment of the executive, governors and academic ... See full document

... the capital projects currently underway within the further education college sector, identifies Scottish Government budget expenditure for FE capital investment and details the individual FE ... See full document

... The reflection and review carried out by researchers with college lecturers and students showed different insights from each of the three activities. Reflections on students' literacy practices outside college ... See full document

... the further education and skills sector can come together, discuss new ideas and find new ways of conceptualising ...wide-ranging review of the relevant ... See full document

... ESFA funding procedures and their more established employer liaison structures can give a real competitive advantage in delivering Higher Apprenticeships. Collaboration with universities in the delivery of Degree ... See full document

... on further education went much further than the Foster review in suggesting not only that the college role in higher education will ‘continue to grow in importance’ but that this should ... See full document

... documented review tutorials, typically once a term or semester, when each student receives an individual report on his/her progress and has the opportunity to discuss his/her plans with a ... See full document

... on further education went much further than the Foster review in suggesting not only that the college role in higher education will ‘continue to grow in importance’ but that this should ... See full document

... In the last 20 years, universities’ autonomy has been circumscribed by a number of new external requirements, such as the introduction of a funding council and the inspection of quality through the Teaching Quality ... See full document

... Spending Review of the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition ...vocational education at level four and above, to reduce the bureaucracy of apprenticeships, to promote ‘Global UK FE’, to increase the ... See full document

... Expressions of Interest. Therefore, colleges should not assume that the assessor will have any specific knowledge of the college and its locality. As with previous CCIF Rounds 1, 2 and 3, the Agency will undertake peer ... See full document