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Monday, 11 August 2008 |
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The Department of Children, Education, Lifelong Learning and Skills has undertaken a departmental re-organisation. The Dysg brand no longer exists and the different components of the Dysg Team have been relocated.
The Quality Effectiveness, Quality Managers in FE, Senior Curriculum Managers and Equality & Diversity Networks are now looked after by the Communications & Engagement team in Knowledge Management. Details of forthcoming events can be found on the Learning and Skills Observatory website.
The Key Skills Support Programme is now located in the Learning Improvement and Professional Development Division of DCELLS, alongside the Pedagogy Team. Information about forthcoming Key Skills events can be accessed through the LSO website and the NGFL websites. Key Skills resources and good practice guides can be accessed through the NGFL website.
There is no change to the e-dysg website.
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Update on: The Key Skills Support Programme Cymru |
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Wednesday, 19 March 2008 |
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Open letter from Dr. Cheryl Morgan
Dear friends and colleagues
After 7 years leading the Key Skills Support Programme Cymru I will be moving to a new position within DCELLS as of 1 April 2008. I am pleased to tell you that Kim Clark and Jeff will continue to lead the KSSPC and that Helen Arthur has been named as the new Head of Learning and Teaching Strategies Branch which incorporates pedagogy and Key Skills Support Programme Cymru. Lesley is leaving the KSSPC team and moving to Swansea office to work in the South West and Mid Wales Area Team as a Provider Performance & Educational Effectiveness Officer. I am sure that you will want to thank her for her sterling work over the past 3+ years.
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Important Changes to Key Skills Support Programme in ENGLAND (KSSP) |
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Tuesday, 26 February 2008 |
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Sadly, after 9 years, our sister programme, the Key Skills Support Programme (KSSP) in England comes to an end on 31st March 2008. However, a wide range of resources will continue to be available to practitioners.
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Learning for Life Values Poster Award |
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Friday, 21 December 2007 |
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Learning for Life Values Poster Award can make a valuable contribution towards meeting the demands of both the National Curriculum and also the Welsh baccalaureate Qualification, in particular the Key Skills and Personal and Social Education elements. The programme is ideal for school pupils in years 8-11, as well as post-16
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Update on Converged skills, functional skills and GCSE revisions in Wales |
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007 |
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Convergence of Key and Basic Skills The current Adult Literacy, Adult Numeracy, ICT Skills for Life standards and Key Skills standards of Communication, Application of Number and ICT have been converged to produce a single suite of skills standards. .
A further update including the following will be issued in due course:
§ arrangements for re-branding the converged qualifications;
§ arrangements for developing appropriate supporting documentation including guidance;
§ impact on and adjustments to current funding systems;
§ the timetable for implementing the converged qualifications; and
§ transitional arrangements for candidates following the existing Basic and Key Skills qualifications
Read more about Functional Skills and GCSE revisions in Wales
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Key Skills News Letter, Autumn 2007 |
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Wednesday, 05 September 2007 |
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Welcome to Key Skills 2007 -08, and a special welcome to those of you that are just beginning with key skills as well as the 74 schools, colleges and training providers now delivering the Welsh Baccalaureate.
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