This exhibition site brings together some of the most effective resources for English available on the Excellence Gateway including guidance for leaders and managers, support for practitioners, case studies and relevant research.
The English Pipeline builds on the ETF’s English Enhancement Programme that built capacity in the sector by upskilling over 1,600 practitioners to teach GCSE English in a variety of settings including colleges, workplaces, community learning and prisons. See more opportunities for FE practitioners to boost English teaching www.et-foundation.co.uk/englishpipeline
The new ETF English Pipeline includes:
- CPD Modules (Level 5) for teachers of English GCSE resits
- English Vocational Revitalisers – one day courses to support English teaching in Early Years, Construction, Health & Social Care, and Secure Estates
- English Workshops and Webinars to support English teaching at Entry Levels
- English Workshops and Webinars to support English teaching at Level 1 and 2
- Half-day workshops to embed English in vocational/academic lessons
- Half-day workshops to support English in the workplace
New from OFSTED
Increasing provision in English and mathematics through strategic planning
Four good practice case studies of further education and skills providers offering 16–19 study programmes:
www.gov.uk/government/publications/increasing-provision-in-english-and-m...
The 16 to 19 study programmes for all young people of this age group, apart from apprentices, require that all students without a GCSE at grade C or above in English and/or mathematics should continue to study these subjects. This has been a condition of funding for each of these students since September 2014.