NON-FORMAL AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

SYSTEM IN UNITED KINGDOM

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Country profile: Area : 243,000 sq. km

(93,000 sq. mi.) Population: (2008 est.):

61.4 million. Major ethnic groups:

British, Irish, West Indian, South Asian.

Major religions: Church of England (Anglican), Roman Catholic, Church of Scotland (Presbyterian), Muslim.

Education: Years compulsory--12.

Attendance--nearly 100%.

Literacy rate--99%.

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NFE and CE IN UNITED KINGDOM

Target Group: Adult People Detached YouthCommunity people Trade Union members Teacher Parents New employee Newcomer

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Institutional Arrangement & Media1. Formal School (Summer School),

further and higher education institutions.

2. Church3. Adult learning Centre4. Family Learning Centre 5. Vocational Training Centre : YMCA Training6. Workers Educational

Association (Adult Education Centres (Business at Home) serving Cambridge area )

7. Long Road Sixth Form College [Adult Education Centres (School & Educational) Establishments) serving Cambridge area]

8. Life Long Learning [Adult Education Centres (Office

& Administration) serving Cambridge area ]

9. Coleridge Community Education [Adult Education Centres (School & Educational Establishments) serving ]

10. Online based education system.

11. Wide range use of Information technology in teaching - learning process.

12. IT based packages are used for training.

Contents & Themes Fitness Environmental engineering Ethnicity, Race & Migration Lesbian & Gay Studies Teacher preparation Horticulture Customer Service Distribution, warehousing and storage operations Functional knowledge and skills for raising a

family Functional knowledge and skills for earning a

living

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Facilitator

Community member s Professionals of different profession Individual person [voluntary] ICT, Content and service providers Libraries (learning services) Museums (didactic services) Publishers from the home market Broadcasters

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Who implement? Enterprises Cultural organisations Voluntary organisations and NGOs Guidance Centres Clubs and other informal

gathering entities Trade Unions Municipalities Certifier and awarding bodies

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Management Department for Children, Schools and

Families Local Education Authority Ministry of Education [every city] Department for Education and Skills (DfES) National Learning and Skills Council

(National LSC) Workers’ Educational Association (WEA)

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Programs 1.Entry to employmentEntry to employment (E2E) is an entry to level 1

work-based learning programme for young people (aged 16-18) who are not yet ready to enter an apprenticeship, employment or structured learning at level 2.

2. New Deal for young peopleNew Deal is a government programme to help

people move into and remain in work. The New Deal for young people is for those aged 18 to 24 and claiming job seeker’s allowance (JSA). It aims to give young people the skills, confidence and motivation to help them find work.

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Continuing….

3. Parenting: Dads & Lads Most fathers drop their children off at sporting events

and activities, only returning to collect them again at the end. But Dads & Lads is different. Dads & Lads encourages fathers and father figures to get involved It's a project that encourages dads, father figures and mentors to leave the taxi on the rank, get onto the pitch with their sons and daughters, and join in the fun!

4. K-Kats K-Kats Youth Club 13yrs - 19yrs

Weekly youth club for young people with special needs, Saturdays 1.00pm to 4.00pm - all year round © Ridwanul

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Question ?

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