AELP’s events, conferences and webinars are important in providing our members with the most up-to-date information and include key developments within the sector. As an integral part of AELP’s membership offering members do, of course, receive significantly reduced delegate fees to attend. Many of our webinars are offered complimentary including a monthly update from AELP’s CEO Mark Dawe.
Our experienced events team deliver around 150 events per year, including three annual conferences; Spring, Autumn and during the summer, our two-day National Conference which is a must-attend key strategic event within the Skills and Employability sector calendar delivering to nearly 600 attendees per day. Full AELP members receive one complimentary place to attend both days which is worth £575.00 - a significant saving when compared to many of our membership fees.
Events are topical and delivered by high profile and experienced speakers or facilitators and always provide a great opportunity to network with other members. Ranging in size and type they are often delivered around the country bringing the event closer to you.
The partnerships we have with government agencies including; Ofsted, the Institute for Apprenticeships and the Department for Education ensure our events keep you one step ahead of any significant announcements and changes in the sector.
Alongside our events, AELP frequently deliver one hour webinars which offer the opportunity to listen to the latest news and sector developments from the comfort of your office. The recording of the webinar, presentation slides and any Q&As are often sent out post-webinar and are another valuable resource for your organisation. Click here to access Webinar Recordings On Demand »»
AELP continues to receive excellent feedback on our events and is proud to deliver this service for our members.
The Equality Challenge - What equality and diversity means for providers and delivery
Date published: 05.12.2019
Member-only
This webinar will: - discuss what the first provider reports, published in October 2019, under the new Education Inspection Framework (EIF) tell us - share thinking on current and future equalities challenges for businesses and what we need to know and do in order to re-shape and respond them - explore what this means for providers’ staff development, curricula, assessments, and inspection – and how we can improve
online
How to make sure your safeguarding arrangements are Ofsted ready
Date published: 11.12.2019
Member-only
Find out what Ofsted inspectors will be looking for in order to judge your safeguarding arrangements as ‘effective’ on inspection.
online
CEO Member Update Webinar
Date published: 13.12.2019
Member-only
An update from AELP's Chief Executive, Mark Dawe on the key issues arising over the past month. Agenda - General Election outcome for skills - Apprenticeship reforms inc. latest AELP non-levy survey - Subcontracting – expectations for lead contractors - Success rates, QAR and minimum standards - Devolution update and measuring impact through outcomes - Ofsted and AELP Practitioner Events in early 2020 - Q&As
online
English and Maths Special Interest Group (1)
Date published: 16.12.2019
Member-only
Previously held as Functional Skills, the AELP English & maths SIG aims to create a forum in which members can consider the opportunities available to providers wishing to develop a portfolio of provision at Entry, Level 1 and Level 2 . The meetings will also capture the views and common interest of members already involved in the development and delivery of provision at this level that can help to inform AELP’s view on key policy issues.
London
Ofsted Nominee Training
Date published: 17.12.2019
Member-only
A timely update on representing your organisation as the Ofsted nominee under the new Education Inspection Framework (EIF).
Hilton Leeds City
Delivering inclusive routes into employment for learners with LDD/SEND
Date published: 18.12.2019
Member-only
A look at supporting learners who have learning difficulties and disabilities or health problems, inclusive routes into employment, your role as a training provider and the support available.
online
T Levels Update - Progress towards September 2020 and beyond
Date published: 08.01.2020
Member-only
It’s now less than a year until the first T Levels are due to be taught in September 2020, but there still seems much to do and much to bottom out before we get there. Paul Warner has been leading on T Level policy for AELP since its introduction, and will give an overview of progress to date – what we know, and what we still don’t.
online
Understanding and preparing for the requirements of the New Ofsted Education Inspection Framework (EIF) (Birmingham)
Date published: 08.01.2020
Member-only
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 BCEC, Birmingham
Visual Learning approaches to teaching
Date published: 14.01.2020
Member-only
Save the date!
online
Implementing Prevent & the Responsibilities of the Statutory Duty in the FE Skills Sector
Date published: 16.01.2020
Member-only
A workshop to equip FE Skills providers with detailed understanding & practical advice to effectively implement the Prevent Statutory Duty
Novotel Birmingham Centre
20% Off the Job Training - Making it work for you
Date published: 21.01.2020
Member-only
Save the date!
online
Understanding and preparing for the requirements of the New Ofsted Education Inspection Framework (EIF) (Manchester)
Date published: 22.01.2020
Member-only
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.
Novotel Manchester Centre
Learning Support Special Interest Group
Date published: 28.01.2020
Member-only
Our Learning Support SIG will be coming together, chaired by Chris Quickfall of sponsors CognAssist. Amongst other items we will be looking in more detail at the possibility of formulating a support offer to practitioners and would value the input of members to inform its shape and content. If you would be interested to attend and discuss further this exciting new area of learning delivery and development.
London
Health, Social Care and Early Years Sector Forum
Date published: 29.01.2020
Member-only
This sector forum is chaired by Lyndsey Herdman, Head of Early Years at BB Training, and Vice Chaired by Geraldine Donworth, Industry Manager for Health Care and Childcare at City and Guilds. It is supported by Simon Ashworth, AELP Chief Policy Officer and is managed by Cheryl Swales, AELP Project Manager.
London
Schools and Education Special Interest Group
Date published: 27.02.2020
Member-only
The AELP Schools and Education Special Interest Group is a half day event, chaired by Jo Pountney and Jill Eaton, Managing Directors at Sporting Futures Training. The event is complimentary to all AELP Members wishing to attend. The Schools and Education SIG aims to capture the views and common interest of members involved in the development and delivery of skills and employability provision in the education sector.
London
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