08 Jul 2008
September 2008 represents a significant milestone in the Diploma programme; with around half of colleges and a quarter of schools delivering the first five lines of learning. As the pace of engagement accelerates, with 72% schools and 88% of colleges predicted to be offering a diploma by September 2009, addressing the key challenges including; engaging young people and their parents; timetabling; collaboration; monitoring systems; and the ensuring the quality of teaching will be critical.
Diplomas remain at the heart
of the government's ambitious 14-19 reforms to enhance retention and achievement
amongst young people. By combining theoretical and practical learning and
requiring a collaborative approach, schools,
colleges, local authorities, higher education and employers must come together
to equip young people with the skills required for success in work and life. With a focus on quality and
delivering excellent learning in this critical first year this 3 rd annual
national conference will bring together key decision makers from schools,
colleges, training providers, higher education, local authorities and employers
to set out the latest diploma developments, how diplomas fit within the wider
14-19 qualification reform and showcase the best practice of local consortia in
making the diplomas a success.
For further information contact Paul Rushworth on 020 7324 4364, e-mail [email protected]TO REGISTER TO ATTEND THIS EVENT PLEASE CLICK HERE
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