Upcoming Events

An insight into the monitoring and evaluation of the learner’s journey and how this aligns curriculum planning and impact on the learner. Considerations as to methods to use to evaluate and record progress to ensure learner progress over time and milestone achievement in relation to the learner's starting point. The role of the employer and how they contribute to the monitoring of the learner’s journey.

The Further Education and Skills Handbook 2019 says: ‘Before making the final judgement on overall effectiveness, inspectors must evaluate the extent to which the education and training provided meets the needs of all learners. This includes learners with SEND and those who have high needs.’ In this complimentary webinar you’ll learn more about what Ofsted expects from providers and how to deliver it using Cognassist.

This webinar will outline the key concepts that link the role of governance to the new Education Inspection Framework, especially in relation to the intent, implementation and impact of the curriculum. It will include a review of published inspection findings under the EIF with an emphasis on the role of governance in improving provision. It will also give an outline on how to evaluate the effectiveness of governance, with a brief introduction to the Code of Good Governance for ITPs.

An essential guide to understanding the content of the EIF. How inspectors will form their judgments on the quality of education and how colleges and training providers can gather and present evidence to demonstrate how their work meets or exceeds the expectations of the inspection framework.

The funding rules on prior learning need to be understood and managed in context by every training provider. The rules are not black and white so we will look at the different interpretations.

Due to popular demand we are repeating our AELP annual flagship conference on inspection and quality on Monday, 16 March, in Leeds. As before, this ‘A Day with Ofsted’ event will provide an overview of Chief Inspector's annual report, following its 2018-19 publication in January. It really is an event which no provider committed to high quality provision can afford to miss!

This webinar will examine briefly the mental toughness concept and look at tools and techniques designed to help people to deal effectively with stressors, pressures and challenges. Including: Positive thinking, Visualisation, Anxiety Control, Attentional Control & Goal setting Provide an insight into why some interventions work for some and not for others.

A new government with a post-Brexit agenda has huge implications for skills. The AELP National Conference 2020 is ideally timed for providers to plan strategically as the government’s plans become clearer. This two day conference will take place on 10th and 11th June at Novotel London West.