DOWNLOADS
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RLP SWW Steering Group Meeting 8th October 2009 |
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9th Sept 09 Draft Notes RLP Steering Group |
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RLP Regional Learning & Skills Observatory Report 09 |
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RLP Strategic Outline Programme 2009 |
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Swansea Learning Partnership - Letter 06.12.07 |
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SLP ACL Partnership Improving Choice - Meeting Needs Draft Plan |
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report from the RLPSWW Workshop II held on 20th February 2008 |
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14-19 Network Communication Measure |
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14-19 Learn Pathways WAG Priorities 2008-09(v2) |
CONTACTS
The Voluntary / Third Sector Representative for the Community Consortia for Education and Training is:
Carol Green, Swansea Council for Voluntary Service
Tel: 01792 544000
E-mail: carol_green@scvs.org.uk
The Voluntary / Third Sector Representatives for the Sub Groups are:
Carol Green (Chair), Adult Basic Skills & Community Learning Group
SCVS, Tel: 01792 544000
E-mail: carol_green@scvs.org.uk
Amanda Carr, The 14-19 Network
SCVS, Tel: 01792 544000
E-mail: amanda_carr@scvs.org.uk
Amanda Carr, South West Wales Regional Social Care Partnership
SCVS, Tel: 01792 544000
E-mail: amanda_carr@scvs.org.uk
Amanda Carr, Local Social Care Workforce Planning Steering Group (Swansea)
SCVS, Tel: 01792 544000
E-mail: amanda_carr@scvs.org.uk
LearningThe Key Strategic Partnership for Learning is |
The Partnership Vision is:
By 2020 Swansea will be a distinctive European City in which all people have access to high quality learning opportunities throughout life and where outcomes are in the top 25% of European quality indicators for education and training.
The latest Swansea Learning Partnership Draft Plan - 'SLP ACL Partnership Improving Choice - Meeting Needs' is available as a download to the left of the page.
Regional Learning Partnership
(The following is an extract from a letter by
You may be aware that there have been some discussions over the past few months, with ADEW and FForwm regionally and within local learning networks, around the establishment of a South West Wales Regional Learning Partnership for post 16 learning. The discussions originated from several working groups looking at potential Convergence funding bids, but the concept is seen as wider than Convergence. The local authority areas involved in these discussions are Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.
The establishment of a Regional Learning Partnership would provide a strategic regional framework for the existing local partnerships in each of these areas and would complement rather than supplement their local remit and delivery.
A to a Workshop was held to to discuss the viability of such a Partnership, its terms of reference, whether it covers 14+ rather than 16+, its governance and its relationship with other regional working groups. There was also an opportunity to share the potential Convergence projects that are being developed regionally.
The appropriate County Voluntary Council in each area will update groups accordingly. For further information relating to Swansea contact: Amanda Carr, Assistant Director - Swansea Council for Voluntary Service on 01792 543633, or email: amanda_carr@scvs.org.uk
The Regional Learning Partnership has been operational since September 2007 - please see the current documents relating to the Partnership on the left hand side of the page for further information.
