Research
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No Wrong Door: How an integrated employment and skills system can support Londoners. Find out more. |
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Over 50s: The skills and employment support system for Over 50s in West London
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Useful Links
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| Bid writing |
VCSE Contract Readiness Programme |
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| The contract readiness programme for voluntary, community and social enterprises (VCSEs) in England by the School for Social Entrepreneurs and funded by Government helps to address some of the challenges charities face when accessing funding for delivering public services. It includes a series of modules to help charities think through how they prepare and bid for a tendering opportunity. Find out more. |
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| ESOL |
Subscribe to the GLA’s ESOL newsletter |
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| ESOL SPOCs, Networks, Maps and Directories |
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| The Post-16 Phonics Approaches Toolkit is designed to support practitioners exploring the use of phonics approaches with post-16 learners. The toolkit introduces resources created specifically for adult learners, explains how to put post-16 phonics approaches into practice in different settings, and explores how to adjust pace and sequence. The final section of the toolkit considers how phonics approaches fit more broadly within a rich post-16 literacy curriculum. It directly addresses the diversity of learners’ needs, knowledge and prior experience. Find out more. |
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| Social Prescribing |
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| For more information and support at a London level on social prescribing visit the Transformation Partners In Health and Care webpages, which include details of a range of programmes and projects designed to support social prescribing in London. It includes an interactive map which aims to support the visibility of service models, key contacts for networking and examples of good practice across London. https://www.transformationpartnersinhealthandcare.nhs.uk/our-work/personalised_care/projects/ |
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| The Social Prescribing Network (aimed at strengthening the role of the VCSE sector in delivering social prescribing activity) has free sign-up and provides access to a wealth of resources, including webinars, case studies, blogs and networking opportunities. https://londonplus.org/london-social-prescribing-network |
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| Simply Connect has created the London Social Prescribing portal which includes information and resources on how to get started in social prescribing, including case studies and toolkits. https://socialprescribinglondon.uk/ |
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| Further information on the work of the Mayor / GLA on social prescribing can be found here https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/health-and-wellbeing/social-prescribing |
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| The GLA / Learning and Work Institute research and toolkit on social prescribing to adult education can be found here: https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/social-prescribing-into-adult-education-in-london-research-and-toolkit |
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| Social prescribing into adult education in London research and toolkit – London Datastore |
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| Adult Education |
Guidance for who is eligible for Adult Education Budget funding can be found here: https://www.london.gov.uk/programmes-strategies/communities-and-social-justice/migrants-and-refugees/english-esol-classes-london/gla-adult-education-budget-update-migrant-and-refugee-advisory-panel-mrap-and-civil-society |
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| The Skills Roadmap for London sets the direction of travel for adult education and skills in London over the Mayoral term and beyond, including future plans for the approximately £330 million per year Adult Education Budget https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/skills_roadmap_for_london.pdf |
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AEB Rules 2023-24
The GLA has published version one of the 23-24 AEB Rules for London. Changes since the last version are indicated in the table of changes. Guidance for AEB providers on eligibility for migrant Londoners has also been updated to clarify that ‘Other non-UK nationals’ only need to be on a long-term visa (12 months or more). They do not need to have 12 months remaining on their visa on the first day of learning to be eligible for AEB funding. They must, however, be able to attend the full duration of the course. Guidance for civil society organisations supporting migrants and organisations supporting people on the Hong Kong BN(O) visa is also available. Find out more.
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