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Basic Skills Employer Pledge
The Basic Skills Employer Pledge has been developed as part of the National Strategy to reduce the substantial number of adults in Wales with poor literacy and numeracy skills. It is intended for all private and public sector companies and organisations, whatever their size. It allows them to demonstrate their commitment to the National Strategy in a concrete way.

Basic Skills Employer Pledge


Family Programmes and KUWC
Our Family Programmes in Wales consist of programmes and workshops run in all Local Education Authorities to help parents improve their own basic skills and to get them back into learning whilst helping their children.

Family Programmes


Financial Literacy and Consumer Education
The aim of the financial literacy and consumer education initiative is to use this context as a means of attracting a wider group of learners into improving their basic skills. Discussions with colleagues in the further education sector, agriculture and voluntary and community organisations indicate that not only is financial and consumer capability an increasing area of concern, but that it is also a context which attracts a wide range of learners including some difficult to reach groups.

Financial Literacy and Consumer Education


National Support Project for Basic Skills in Further Education Colleges

Further Education NSP


National Support Project for Basic Skills in Training Organisations
The aim of the NSP is:
"to improve the capacity of training organisations to provide effective, high quality, basic skills teaching which is relevant to the vocational context in which the training provider operates."

Training Organisation NSP


National Support Project for the Post 16 Quality Mark
The aim of the NSP is:
"to provide advice and support to organisations which provide basic skills tuition to adults to meet the criteria of the Post 16 Quality Mark and achieve or renew the Quality Mark".

NSP Post 16 Quality Mark


Supporting ESOL/EAL programmes
Our ESOL/EAL programme aims to strengthen the support available to adults and children from linguistic minority communities in response to the ESOL/EAL scoping study, EAL and ESOL in Wales, commissioned in October 2002.

ESOL / EAL


Teacher Training for Basic Skills Teachers in Post 16 sectors
The main aim of the Teacher Training programme in Wales is to strengthen the quality of basic skills teaching in the post-16 sector and to ensure that providers have sufficient capacity to support substantial improvements in basic skills levels in Wales.

Teacher Training


The Tripartite Course
The aim of the Tripartite Course is to prepare young people and adults for a Level 1 qualification in literacy, numeracy and I.T. The Course has been written to cover all the skills, knowledge and understanding needed at this level. It is aimed at learners who are at the top of Entry 3 or the lower end of Level 1.

Tripartite
National Support Projects 2006
Find out about the four new National Support Projects for 2006.
 
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