19 072 CONTRACT FOR THE PROVISION OF ADULT AND COMMUNITY LEARNING
Cheshire East Borough CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £300,000
Deadline
18 June 2019
Published
28 May 2019
Type
services
Full Description
LOT 1 - Accredited Learning
LOT 2 - Non Acredited Learning
The Skills and Lifelong Learning Team (S&LL) is undertaking a commissioning exercise to procure and develop Adult Education Budget provision for the residents of the Cheshire East Borough and Cheshire and Warrington LEP areas. All learning programmes must be delivered in Cheshire East to Cheshire East residents.
S&LL welcomes applications from variety of organisations; we recognise that our learners are individuals and require differing approaches to learning, achievement and progression. S&LL especially welcomes applications from high quality providers to meet the needs of young people with Special Educational Needs or a Disability (SEND). By commissioning a diverse range of skills providers who offer a variety of approaches, S&LL wishes to maximise the quality of provision and value for money offered to all Cheshire East residents
Categories for 2019-20 Adult Education Budget Learning provision include but are not exclusive to:
- Care leavers' provision
- Coding, coding clubs
- Community Engagement
- Community Projects
- Digital Inclusion
- Environmental awareness
- Family Learning and Parenting Programmes
- First Aid, child or adult
- Health and Wellbeing Programmes
- Maths and English
- Programmes Leading to Employment Outcomes
- Qualification readiness
- Safeguarding
- SEND provision
- Taster/Engagement Programmes
- Work Skills, trainee and apprenticeship readiness
Requirements
The Skills and Lifelong Learning Team (S&LL) is undertaking a commissioning exercise to procure and develop Adult Education Budget provision for the residents of the Cheshire East Borough and Cheshire and Warrington LEP areas. All learning programmes must be delivered in Cheshire East to Cheshire East residents.
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Cheshire East Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
28 May 2019
Submission deadline
18 June 2019
Notice type
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