Our Framework documents provide a resource for implementing the 14-19 reform agenda in the East of England, and include information about the national context, key policy documents, priorities and targets and local good practice. Click on the title above for more information...
The ‘FE 16-18 Travel to Learn Patterns’ Report provides information on the supply and demand for Further Education (FE) provision for each of the six local LSC areas in the East of England. Click on the title above for more information…
The region’s top apprentices and employers were rewarded on Friday night (9th May) at Bright Sparks 08, the glittering awards ceremony for the East of England Apprenticeship Awards. After months of searching the winners were finally announced along with highly commended entrants for each category by BBC’s Stewart White.
Aimed at employers, the Employer's Guide to Training Providers will help you choose the most suitable training provider for your business and workforce needs.
The Forum pages have been set up as a result of requests from partners who attended the NEET Summit in October 2007. Click on the title above to find out more.
A substantial portion of the Carter and Carter Group plc has been sold to Newcastle College and the LSC has agreed for these arrangements to proceed quickly which is good news for all those learners whose training will continue with Newcastle College. Click on the title above to find out more.
The Learning and Skills Council seeks proposals for new models of delivering education and training for young people aged 16-19 in Lowestoft. Proposals are invited through an open and competitive process. Click on the title above for more information.
These papers outline the workforce dynamics and skills and training issues in key sectors in the Suffolk economy. Click on the title above for more information.
The East of England LSC Equality and Diversity Action Plan 2008 responds to the national Learning and Skills Council’s Single Equality Scheme. Click on the title above to view the document and to find out more.
Apprenticeships are high quality, work-based training programmes for young people who want to develop their prospects and career. There are over 200 different types of Apprenticeship available today, in more than 80 sectors. Young people can opt for careers in business admin, media studies, engineering, event management, hospitality and manufacturing to name but a few. Click on the title above for more information on Apprenticeships available in the East of England and to see a regional Directory of Apprenticeships for young people...
