Our goal is to influence the education, skills and employment agenda to secure:
With the commencement of FE loans for those aged 24 and over to access advanced and higher FE courses and Apprenticeships from March 2013, the announcement of ‘24+ Advanced Learning Loans’ as their new brand name coincided last week with a BIS publication of Attitudes to FE Loans ![]()
The National Apprenticeship Service (NAS) has asked AELP to remind members that the upcoming Apprenticeship National Awards 2012 is now open for entries! ![]()
The Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) has produced this guide to help independent training providers maximise the opportunities arising from the Government’s reforms to further education and higher education. ![]()
Providers are reminded the 2nd window of the Register of Training Organisations will close on 21 May 2012 and the SFA is particularly interested in receiving submissions from; ![]()
AELP received this week a helpful response from Minister John Hayes to its earlier letter following his recent announcements on the new statutory duty on schools regarding their responsibility to provide accredited and impartial careers information. ![]()
As many will know, it is now 150 days until Functional Skills becomes compulsory for all training providers delivering apprenticeship provision, and Key Skills become part of vocational history. ![]()
AELP’s member hotline at enquiries@aelp.org.uk saw a flood of e-mails last week that coincided with our Countdown update on the certificate request system ACE, and an e-mail that was simultaneously reaching members from an Apprenticeship Issuing Authority asking centres with immediate effect to scan and upload additional documents to confirm PLTS and GLH for SASE Apprentices. ![]()
AELP with the support of the Learning and Skills Improvement Service has produced this very useful publication - ‘Provider Guide - A Guide to Delivering Adult Skills Provision to the Unemployed’, designed for all providers active in the employment, learning and skills markets.
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