The new Skills White Paper (Skills for Jobs: Lifelong Learning for Opportunity and Growth) has been released.
https://t.co/zYgAMVte2G
Here are some of the things regarding the evolving technical education system in England we'll be looking at:
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1. Employers will be put at the heart of helping to shape additional technical training options alongside apprenticeships.
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2. Local Skills Improvement Plans will be introduced, bringing education and industry closer together to set the course for the technical training offer in an area to ensure if can respond to local employer need.
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3. New higher technical training options to be developed with a view to creating parity of esteem with academic options at the same level.
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4. Modular approaches to be introduced for technical training options to support lifelong learning, an important option for career changers
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5. Training and Professional Development for FE staff to support excellence in teaching for technical training and in turn improve links with industry
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6. A commitment to improved data collection and intelligence gathering on the labour market and national skills gaps
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7. A commitment to continue improving and growing apprenticeships
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8. A desire to establish College Business Centres designed to see FE and employers working together
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9. A national recruitment campaign for FE
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10. Support for those teaching on Apprenticeship courses in the form of tailored professional development
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We look forward to going through this white paper in more depth and sharing our thoughts on it.
https://t.co/zYgAMVte2G
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A thread.


The Government's strategy at the beginning of the pandemic was to 'cocoon' the vulnerable (e.g. those in care homes). This was a 'herd immunity' strategy. This interview is from


This strategy failed. It is impossible to 'cocoon' the vulnerable, as Covid is passed from younger people to older, more vulnerable people.

We can see this playing out through heatmaps. e.g. these heatmaps from the second


The Government then decided to change its strategy to 'preventing a second wave that overwhelms the NHS'. This was announced on 8 June in Parliament.

This is not the same as 'preventing a second wave'.

https://t.co/DPWiJbCKRm


The Academy of Medical Scientists published a report on 14 July 'Preparing for a Challenging Winter' commissioned by the Chief Scientific Adviser that set out what needed to be done in order to prevent a catastrophe over the winter

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