Upcoming Webinars & Events

The AELP Business Recovery Conference took place on Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th September 2020

Rod Natkiel, formerly CEO of Work Experience quality assurance organisation, Fair Train, explores the serious impact on work-based learning, i.e. placements ranging from school work experience to apprenticeships, that the COVID pandemic has had. In the majority of sectors, the activity has come to a standstill. Unsurprisingly, this has accelerated the advent of virtual work experience, and with that comes the increasingly heated debate: “Can ‘virtual’ ever be real Work Experience?”.

This webinar covers information around why this is so important to those working in the training industry and what the benefits are - more importantly, the factors that need to be considered when offering mental health support to staff and learners and how to ensure all processes and policies are in place and set up correctly. Time: 10 am - 11 am

During this session, Jacqui Molkenthin will share with AELP members hints, tips and methods to prepare apprentices for end-point assessment, ensuring the best possible journey into, and through, end-point assessment. Time: 10 am - 11 am

This webinar will examine the key features and role of successful quality improvement processes in general and in the context of a possible Ofsted inspection. We will consider the main activities carried out by providers to assure and improve the quality of their provision, including the increasingly important area of online, or remote, learning. Time: 10 am - 11 am

The webinar will take you through the current thinking and rationale behind effective analytical and writing and skills for self-assessment reports and quality improvement plans using the Ofsted EIF to inform the structure and content. Time: 2 pm - 3 pm

This webinar will focus on how you can improve your current practice when observing teaching and assessment activities. Time: 2 pm - 3 pm

This webinar is designed to help provider organisations in the development of their strategic intent of the curriculum, aligned to Ofsted’s Education Inspection Framework for effective planning and delivery. Maureen will take you through the rationale behind curriculum strategy development and planning including focusing on the three I’s of Intent, Implementation and Impact Time: 10 am - 11 am

Study programmes offer essential support and guidance to young people starting on the next phase of their development, helping them with the transition into adult life. This webinar will look at what the key requirements of a sound Study Programme offer look like. Content will cover Ofsted and Gatsby recommendations, learner and employer considerations and expectations. Time: 10 am - 11 am

View our listings of Webinars On Demand

This webinar will consider the core aspects of resilience, effective communication and strong English skills and reviews the benefits to individuals and organisations in understanding and developing resilient and confident learners. Time: 10 am - 11 am

This webinar will tell you what you need to know about how to try and ensure you succeed at your next, or first, Ofsted full inspection. Whether you are a new provider expecting such an inspection for the first time after your short monitoring visit or are a provider who has experienced one or more full inspections in the past, this webinar will be relevant to you. Time: 2 pm - 3 pm

This webinar will provide mentors, line managers, peers and colleagues with ideas for how to create and/or support positive learning environments where learners engage with academic tasks and feel confident to both attempt completion of learning outcomes and ask for specific support where they feel it is needed. Time: 10 am - 11 am

Devolution of the Adult Education Budget is one of the biggest changes in recent sector history. Following tenders for Greater London, Greater Manchester and the West Midland Combined Authority to name three, it is the turn of Sheffield City Region and West Yorkshire Combined Authority to hold tenders. Learn more about how this is an opportunity, not a risk! Time: 10 am - 11 am

This webinar will consider the core aspects of resilience and the requirements of the new Essential Digital Skills qualifications and review the benefits to individuals and organisations in understanding and developing digitally resilient and confident learners. Time: 10 am - 11 am

This webinar will consider the core aspects of resilience and maths mastery and review the benefits to individuals and organisations in understanding and developing maths resilient learners. Time: 10 am - 11 am

The June 2021 rescheduling of the AELP National Conference will be the ideal time to review and debate the effectiveness of skills and employment programmes which have been put in place to support the post Covid-19 economic recovery.