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Key Objective 2
Support the provision of Basic Skills learning opportunities
To enable 11,750 adults to achieve literacy and numeracy qualifications [Local Targets]
Joint projects developed with Sector Skills Councils and NHS Workforce Development Confederation, which identify Basic Skills learners and provide appropriate training. [Participation Strategy]
Capacity building and demonstration projects to increase the range and accessibility of first step learning including basic skills within voluntary and community sector organisations supported, and moving into mainstream funding. [Skills and Participation Strategies]
Consortium of voluntary and community sector organisations developed which is geared to the achievement of the Council's strategic objectives through effective collaboration and engagement of the hard to reach. [Participation Strategy] |
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Effective action plans, which target deprived areas, developed with partners for Warrington, Winsford and Ellesmere Port and Neston. [Participation Strategy]
Implementation of local Learning Plans e.g. Warrington Learning Plan, Winsford Learning Plan, and Area Study Action Plans supported. [Learning Strategy]
Work with existing 'interim' CoVEs to ensure Colleges gain full CoVE status to support learners and employers in relevant sector. [Skills Strategy]
Consortia of FE college, schools, employers and private training providers established offering integrated education and training opportunities. [Learning Strategy]
Increased involvement of private training providers in addressing "Skills for Life".
[Participation Strategy]
Partner organisations gaining a better understanding of Basic Skills issues so that they recognise needs within their client base and can advise, support and refer to appropriate local provision. [Participation Strategy]
Investigate robust and creative ways to recognise achievements resulting from informal learning, particularly 'first step' learning to make it count. [Participation Strategy]
Encourage and support appropriate partners to capitalise on the attraction of ICT as a medium for learning. [Participation Strategy]
Contribute to the establishment of the 'virtual' Basic Skills professional development unit for the region. [Participation Strategy]
Create innovative learning opportunities that fit into the patterns of daily life, e.g. through the expansion of the provision for family learning. [Participation Strategy]
Effective IT skills pilots developed and in place to increase IT skills base and test out appropriate qualifications. [Participation Strategy]
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