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From Crazy Paving to Navigating Leitch Land

No One Way – IAG & Learner Support. From Crazy Paving to Navigating Leitch Land. Gill Scott – GMSA John Sanders – Aimhigher Greater Manchester Adele Edgar – GMSA Roger Clark – JISC Projects Director. Questions.

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From Crazy Paving to Navigating Leitch Land

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  1. No One Way – IAG & Learner Support From Crazy Paving to Navigating Leitch Land Gill Scott – GMSA John Sanders – Aimhigher Greater Manchester Adele Edgar – GMSA Roger Clark – JISC Projects Director

  2. Questions 1. How can LLN’s add value to existing and developing IAG services in the context of Leitch? 2. How can LLNs help support more learners through increasingly complex higher education opportunities? 3. Providing clear coherent information on part time higher education that makes sense – how?

  3. LLN Project Outcomes Develop & design with Aimhigher clear progression maps Provide a“One Stop Shop”hub – to provider access to IAG for learners, advisors and employers Provide information for employers including brokerage services Staff development & ongoing updates PDP & systems to support life long learners

  4. GMSA Learners? Vocational Learners – Level 3 programmes progressing into and through appropriate H E • Btec National • Apprentices • 14-19 Diplomas Those in the workplace – potential to progress into appropriate higher education ?

  5. Changing Landscape • IAG Review – Full review of adult guidance service – uncertainty • Leitch – 40% of those in work need higher level skills – focus on adults • Employer led (& funded) provision • 14-19 Diplomas & 14-19 prospectus • HLSP – train to gain in HE pilot

  6. IAG Advisory Group • HE Advisors – admissions & careers • FE Advisors • LSC • Vocational tutors? • SSCs ? • Aimhigher • Learndirect • Connexions • Next Step • TUC Unionlearn • JobCentre+

  7. Working in Partnership Adding Value…… • Coherent current information on part time flexible Higher Education that makes sense to learners, advisors, employers • Clear pathways for progression from vocational programmes • Supporting learners into and through increasingly complex and flexible higher education • Local, sub regional/regional information beyond the national perspective

  8. Uni4Me Clearing

  9. Pathways to Higher Education CLICK HERE Input your grades to search Degree level courses across Greater Manchester Universities and colleges will help with your enquiry and may even offer you a place (subject to confirmation of grades)

  10. ModCAT Focus on employers & employees Flexible work based learning to build to bigger awards Employers Special Projects ModCAT HE Pathways Focus on learners level 3 vocational courses Progression GMSA Portal - supported by -paper based materials & staff development Advisors Special Projects Progression Vocational Course Catalogue For all looking for part time flexible higher education Tutors Learners The Way Forward…….2007-8

  11. Aimhigher GM / GMSA14-19 Progression to HE Forum • 10 GM Boroughs • 6 HEIs • FE in HE representative • Connexions representative • Aimhigher GM • GMSA • LSC

  12. 14-19 Level 3 Diplomas Commencing 2008 • This document is designed to map the range of broad progression opportunities into higher education potentially available from the first five Level 3 Diplomas which will start to be delivered across Greater Manchester from September 2008. • The opportunities in HE described are those offered by the following universities: University of Bolton, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Manchester, University of Salford. Those students able to travel beyond Greater Manchester will find other options available.

  13. 14-19 Level 3 Diplomas Key Features - Overview At least 10 days work experience Principal Learning Sector relevant knowledge, understanding & skills Endorsed by industry Roughly comparable with 3 A levels Generic learning Functional skills: Maths, English, ICT Personal learning & thinking skills Project Additional/Specialised Learning Including GCSEs & A Levels Level 4 Courses for the most able 1080 guided learning hours

  14. Level 3 Diploma Progression Opportunities in Higher Education Diplomas are expected to attract high achievers and therefore they will be equipped to access the most challenging programmes

  15. Level 3 Diploma Progression Opportunities in Higher Education Level 3 Diploma

  16. Creative and Media Diploma – Sample Progression Opportunities at Greater Manchester Universities Digital Technologies Photography Animation Creative Technologies Graphic Design Level 3 Creative and Media Diploma Games Design Design Film & Media Visual Arts Digital Media Textiles

  17. Creative and Media Diploma - Sample Progression Opportunities at Salford University Design Advertising Design Animation Interior Design Graphic Design Level 3 Creative and Media Diploma Games Design Fashion Media Visual Arts Digital 3D Design Textiles

  18. Creative and Media Diploma - Sample Progression Opportunities at Stockport College

  19. SOLVS Supporting Ongoing Learning in Vocational Settings Adele Edgar

  20. SOLVS

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  25. Not another web site please! • Because there are too many places to look at already • My home/college/business operates in several regions • We need coherent approaches that allow unlimited customisation – like ordnance survey • Other portals or websites can embed and localise the services within their own facilities

  26. A portal built on standardised services • Intention is a service-based portal • The “services” will address issues that most LLNs see as fundamental and draw on national expertise • The approaches taken extend previous work (JISC programmes) and could serve as a model nationally • Other portals or websites can embed the services within their own facilities

  27. Example: Course Information services • Course browse and search • Progression routes at a detailed local provision level • Continuous professional development • Modular credit accumulation scheme • Skills and competency searches

  28. xcri | example implementation Institutions Publish XCRI XML Learners Search the Aggregator

  29. Portal features: more than a website • Adapts to your role: learner, employer, advisor etc • Individualised for logged-in users • Two-way traffic of information • Business intelligence, Skills gaps • IAG experts growing a resource • Services deployable from other entry points e.g. Wigan & Leigh college website • Co-operative, national development of services

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