Upcoming Webinars & Events

This interactive webinar will examine how to carry out great progress reviews for your apprentices as part of their learner journey. 10:00 - 11:30am

It is a statutory requirement for professionals meeting ‘robust 2-yearly training’ for those with a lead or designated professional role for safeguarding. Having completed safeguarding awareness training, this virtual workshop equips professionals to perform their senior safeguarding function.

In this session, we will explore the current landscape, what the terms mean for learners, employers and educators, and outline different ways to maximise your green skills provision. Complimentary for AELP members but open to the sector.

A monthly update from AELP's Director of Policy Simon Ashworth. Time: 10-11am

The green paper proposes a range of measures to deliver greater consistency and improve the system’s fitness for purpose. During this webinar, we will hear more about the proposals in detail and debate how these may impact the post-16 and skills sector. Complimentary for AELP members but open to the sector.

The Prevent Duty guidance (June 2015) refers to the importance of Prevent awareness training to equip staff to identify learners at risk of being drawn into terrorism and to develop confidence in challenging extremist views. This webinar explores the context of the Prevent Duty within education, including clear and concise guidance around the ‘due regard’ to the duty – as well as an exploration of the implementation of the ‘British vales’ in practice. Time: 10:00-11:30am.

Our Learning Support SIG will be coming together, with Louise Karwowski of Cognassist chairing the meeting. This is supported by Paul Warner, AELP Director of strategy and business development.

The Third Sector Forum is open to all AELP third sector members. The group meets three times per year to discuss key updates and issues, and captures the views of members working in this sector in order to inform AELP policy and lobbying activities to ensure it meets the needs of this sector. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 8 June, 1:00pm until 3:00pm chaired by Stephen Jeffery, Chief Executive of the London Learning Consortium.

This interactive webinar looks at the key reasons why learners are failing their assessments and explores different approaches and strategies to help learners be the more successful first time. Time: 10:00-11:30am.

An examination into what Ofsted will be looking for regarding safeguarding and how to be effective on inspection.

This webinar is designed to support those colleagues involved in developing their 2021/22 SAR and 2022/23 QIP. During the webinar, we will look at engaging in a whole collective organisational approach to reviewing, collecting, analysing and reporting on the evidence base for the SAR using the February 2022 EIF Part 2. Guest Speaker: Craig Potter, Chief Operating Officer, Davies Learning Solutions Ian Smith, Former Senior HMI  Time: 10-11:30am

These mid-month webinars are intended as a 30-minute snapshot to keep the sector abreast of all the latest policy news and information; they will supplement the member exclusive in-depth full 1-hour policy webinars held at the end of each month. Open to members and non members. Register for your complimentary place now!

AELP looks forward to welcoming you back to our first in-person AELP Business Services and Management sector Forum. Chaired by Kathryn Wills at Capita Learning and Vice chaired by Michaela Roberts at NOCN, this forum will bring together sector stakeholders, trade associations and most importantly, you - our members - to network, share practice and address the challenges facing the sector together. This forum is an unmissable, member-exclusive opportunity for your organisation to network with

AELP looks forward to welcoming you to our next Early Years sector forum. Chaired by Lyndsey Herdman, Operations Manager of Total Training Provision and Vice chaired by Stacy Mann of NCFE, this forum will bring together sector stakeholders, trade associations and most importantly, you - our members - to network, share practice and address the challenges facing the sector together. This forum is an unmissable, member-exclusive opportunity for your organisation to network with others and bring it

AELP looks forward to welcoming you to our next Health and Social Care sector forum. Chaired by Lucy Hunte, National Programme Manager - Apprenticeships at Health Education England and Vice chaired by Geraldine Donworth, Industry Manager Health Care and Childcare at City & Guilds, this forum will bring together sector stakeholders, trade associations and most importantly, you - our members - to network, share practice and address the challenges facing the sector together. This forum is an

Procurement of contracts has always been a key feature of the training, vocational learning, and employability sector. The next couple of years will be no different with the levelling up agenda, increased devolution, and changes to how funds are managed all coming to fruition. 10-11am

he Higher Skills and Degree Level special interest group is chaired by Daniel Lally, Head of Business Development and Growth of Sheffield Hallam University. The AELP Higher Degree Level SIG aims to create a forum in which members can consider the opportunities available to providers wishing to develop a portfolio of provision at higher or degree level. The meetings will also capture the views and common interest of members already involved in the development and delivery of provision at this l

This interactive webinar will examine effective ways in which your teaching or staff training can incorporate the development of learners’ English and mathematics skills into their vocational teaching. It follows on from the live one-day ‘Maths & English Summit’ organised by the AELP in Leeds in May. 10:00 - 11:30am

This webinar will answer the following questions: - Why would my employers request hybrid training? - What does great hybrid training look like? - Why should we invest in delivering training this way? - What are some of the tips and tricks for hybrid training? Time: 10:00-11:00am.