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Survey to inform DfES on effective delivery of LLN in the workplace
04 January 2007
The survey, being carried out by The Network, is for those who have delivered or are currently delivering language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) in the workplace.
City & Guilds Extension to accreditation
12 January 2007
The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) has granted City & Guilds an extension to accreditation for the qualifications listed below.
Student survey - information and feedback on effects of changes to ESOL funding
01 February 2007
'NATECLA is being asked for information about the likely effect of changes to ESOL funding, including the withdrawal of fee remission to students who are not claiming benefit or on a low income and of entitlement to ESOL classes for asylum seekers awaitin
Minister for Lifelong Learning announces concessions.
09 March 2007
The government's plans to restrict access to free ESOL have come under attack from a wide alliance of professional bodies and resulted in the lobby of parliament on 28 February organised by UCU.
National Reference Point for SFL Professional Development
02 April 2007
National Reference Point for SFL Professional Development.
National ESOL Forum
04 April 2007
The first meeting of the National ESOL Forum took place on the 26 March 2007. The Forum – funded by the DfES - has been established following the publication of the NIACE-led committee of enquiry into ESOL.
LSC Funding Guidance for Further Education in 2007/08
04 April 2007
The LSC has published the Funding Guidance for Further Education in 2007/08 and the LSC Learner Eligibility Guidance for 2007/08.
Race Equality Impact Assessment (REIA) and Ministerial Statement
09 April 2007
Minister for Further and Higher Education Bill Rammell today published the Race Equality Impact Assessment (REIA) on the changes to the eligibility for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) courses.
NATECLA responds to Bill Rammell's statement 26 March
10 April 2007
NATECLA welcomes the latest concessions made by the Minister to meet the concerns expressed by the ESOL profession about the changes in ESOL funding. However, our view is that the changes will not be sufficient and will still impact negatively both on ES
NATECLA response to TES article Friday 13th April 2007
18 April 2007
Response to TES article Friday 13th April 2007 Bill Rammell’s comments in the TES on Friday 13th April that ‘ESOL sackings are a misunderstanding’ and that providers are making these cuts because they have misunderstood the policy on ESOL shows a total l
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