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Title	Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language United Kingdom
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Country	United Kingdom
Language	English
Organization	Nottingham City Council
Published Date	27.03.2024
Awarded Date	01.02.2023
Overview	Contract Award's Details : Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language Nottingham City Council Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language In 2011, providers in receipt of an Adult Education Budget - Community Learning allocation will be expected to work in line with the ESFA policy objectives set out in the New Challenges New Chances (published in December 2011) page 13-14 relevant to Community Learning. Purpose of Government Supported Community Learning: â€¢ Maximise access to community learning for adults, bringing new opportunities and improving lives, whatever people's circumstances. â€¢ Promote social renewal by bringing local communities together to experience the joy of learning and the pride that comes with achievement. â€¢ Maximise the impact of community learning on the social and economic well-being of individuals, families and communities. Objectives â€¢ Focus public funding on people who are disadvantaged and least likely to participate, including in rural areas and people on low incomes with low skills â€¢ Collect fee income from people who can afford to pay and use where possible to extend provision to those who cannot. â€¢ Widen participation and transform people's destinies by supporting progression relevant to personal circumstances, e.g. improved confidence and willingness to engage in learning - acquisition of skills preparing people for training, employment or self-employment - improved digital, financial literacy and/or communication skills - Parents/carers better equipped to support and encourage their children's learning - Improved/maintained health and/or social well-being. â€¢ Develop stronger communities, with more self-sufficient, connected and pro-active citizens, leading to: o increased volunteering, civic engagement and social integration o reduced costs on welfare, health and anti-social behaviour o increased online learning and self-organised learning o the lives of our most troubled families being turned around â€¢ Commission, deliver and support learning in ways that contribute directly to these objectives, including: o bringing together people from backgrounds, cultures and income groups, including people who can/cannot afford to pay o using effective local partnerships to bring together key providers and relevant local agencies and services o devolving planning and accountability to neighbourhood/parish level, with local people involved in decisions about the learning offer involving volunteers and Voluntary and Community Sector groups, shifting long term, 'blocked' classes into learning clubs, growing self-organised learning groups, and encouraging employers to support informal learning in the workplace o supporting the wide use of online information and learning resources o minimising overheads, bureaucracy & administration The Council's Community and Family Learning (CFL) has agreed to provide the grant of Â£45,000 (the 'Grant') to the Provider for the delivery of a minimum of 20 programmes to 110 learner numbers. The Provider is willing to deliver the programmes to the learners in return for the Grant. United Kingdom Contract value : 45,000.00 GBP Contractors : Nottingham College 01/11/2022 02/02/2023 31/07/2023 79029172 02/02/2023 Nottingham City Council Address : Loxley House,Station Street NG23NG, NOTTINGHAM Tin-Chi Lee tin-chi.lee@nottinghamcity.gov.uk United Kingdom United Kingdom Contract Awards United Kingdom ESFA CFL 007 01/11/2022 31/07/2023 45,000.00 GBP
NAICS	Other Direct Insurance (except Life Justice Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking Copper Religious Justice Highway Other General Government Support Other Justice Highway Direct Insurance (except Life Executive Other General Government Support Colleges Direct Life Colleges Colleges Executive Highway General Freight Trucking Other Justice Agencies Copper
CPVS	Iron, lead, zinc, tin and copper Lead Other community, social and personal services Blocks Supports Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants Other services Keys Administration, defence and social security services Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment Tools, locks, keys, hinges, fasteners, chain and springs
UNSPSC	-
Regions	Europe Northern Europe
Sectors	Building Environment and Pollution-Recycling Furniture Automobiles and Auto Parts Supply Bridges and Tunnels Postal and Courier Services Roads and Highways-Bridge Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Services Railways-Rail-Railroad Education and Training Defence and Security Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Aviation Building Material Marine
Contractor	Nottingham College
Contract Value	45,000.00 GBP
URL	Download Document
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Title
Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language United Kingdom
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Organization
Nottingham City Council
Published Date
27.03.2024
Awarded Date
01.02.2023
Overview
Contract Award's Details : Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language Nottingham City Council Community & Family Learning Family English, Maths & Language In 2011, providers in receipt of an Adult Education Budget - Community Learning allocation will be expected to work in line with the ESFA policy objectives set out in the New Challenges New Chances (published in December 2011) page 13-14 relevant to Community Learning. Purpose of Government Supported Community Learning: â€¢ Maximise access to community learning for adults, bringing new opportunities and improving lives, whatever people's circumstances. â€¢ Promote social renewal by bringing local communities together to experience the joy of learning and the pride that comes with achievement. â€¢ Maximise the impact of community learning on the social and economic well-being of individuals, families and communities. Objectives â€¢ Focus public funding on people who are disadvantaged and least likely to participate, including in rural areas and people on low incomes with low skills â€¢ Collect fee income from people who can afford to pay and use where possible to extend provision to those who cannot. â€¢ Widen participation and transform people's destinies by supporting progression relevant to personal circumstances, e.g. improved confidence and willingness to engage in learning - acquisition of skills preparing people for training, employment or self-employment - improved digital, financial literacy and/or communication skills - Parents/carers better equipped to support and encourage their children's learning - Improved/maintained health and/or social well-being. â€¢ Develop stronger communities, with more self-sufficient, connected and pro-active citizens, leading to: o increased volunteering, civic engagement and social integration o reduced costs on welfare, health and anti-social behaviour o increased online learning and self-organised learning o the lives of our most troubled families being turned around â€¢ Commission, deliver and support learning in ways that contribute directly to these objectives, including: o bringing together people from backgrounds, cultures and income groups, including people who can/cannot afford to pay o using effective local partnerships to bring together key providers and relevant local agencies and services o devolving planning and accountability to neighbourhood/parish level, with local people involved in decisions about the learning offer involving volunteers and Voluntary and Community Sector groups, shifting long term, 'blocked' classes into learning clubs, growing self-organised learning groups, and encouraging employers to support informal learning in the workplace o supporting the wide use of online information and learning resources o minimising overheads, bureaucracy & administration The Council's Community and Family Learning (CFL) has agreed to provide the grant of Â£45,000 (the 'Grant') to the Provider for the delivery of a minimum of 20 programmes to 110 learner numbers. The Provider is willing to deliver the programmes to the learners in return for the Grant. United Kingdom Contract value : 45,000.00 GBP Contractors : Nottingham College 01/11/2022 02/02/2023 31/07/2023 79029172 02/02/2023 Nottingham City Council Address : Loxley House,Station Street NG23NG, NOTTINGHAM Tin-Chi Lee tin-chi.lee@nottinghamcity.gov.uk United Kingdom United Kingdom Contract Awards United Kingdom ESFA CFL 007 01/11/2022 31/07/2023 45,000.00 GBP
NAICS
Other Direct Insurance (except Life Justice Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking Copper Religious Justice Highway Other General Government Support Other Justice Highway Direct Insurance (except Life Executive Other General Government Support Colleges Direct Life Colleges Colleges Executive Highway General Freight Trucking Other Justice Agencies Copper
CPVS
Iron, lead, zinc, tin and copper Lead Other community, social and personal services Blocks Supports Construction work for buildings relating to leisure, sports, culture, lodging and restaurants Other services Keys Administration, defence and social security services Radio, television, communication, telecommunication and related equipment Tools, locks, keys, hinges, fasteners, chain and springs
UNSPSC
-
Regions
Europe Northern Europe
Sectors
Building Environment and Pollution-Recycling Furniture Automobiles and Auto Parts Supply Bridges and Tunnels Postal and Courier Services Roads and Highways-Bridge Law and Legal Printing and Publishing Services Railways-Rail-Railroad Education and Training Defence and Security Construction Energy-Power and Electrical Computer Hardwares and Consumables Aviation Building Material Marine
Contractor
Nottingham College
Contract Value
45,000.00 GBP
URL
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