176 Education courses in Gloucester

aurora care and education holdings

Nurturing positive outcomes through education and care for children, young people and adults with special educational needs and disabilities. At The Aurora Group, we believe in giving people the opportunities they need to lead fulfilling, independent lives. Established in 2015, we are now the UK’s fifth largest provider of education, care and support services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Across our network of pioneering schools, colleges and residential homes, our dedicated and experienced staff work in collaboration with specialist teams of professionals to enable every young person to explore and develop their own unique talents, skills and abilities. The Aurora Group is part of an inspiring B-Corp movement which is fast gaining traction in the UK by placing gold-standard social and ethical values at the heart of all it does.

the quality assurance agency for higher education

The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) is an independent charity working to benefit students and higher education, and one of the world’s experts in quality assurance. We are trusted by higher education providers and regulatory bodies to maintain and enhance quality and standards. We work with governments, agencies and institutions globally to benefit UK higher education and its international reputation. In England, we have two distinct roles, which we keep separate through an ‘ethical barrier’ or firewall. A ring-fenced team fulfils our role as the Designated Quality Body in England, providing reviews and advice to the regulator, the Office for Students (OfS). Separately, we provide services and advice to our member institutions in England, including support with quality enhancement activities. We do not provide any guidance to institutions in England on how to meet the regulator’s requirements. In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, there is no such separation of roles, and our quality enhancement and membership work is provided in concert with, and informed by, our quality assurance activities. We work closely with all higher education providers and the respective funders and regulators, in line with the policy and regulatory approach of each nation. Our UK-wide responsibilities include being the regulator of the Access to HE Diploma, which transforms lives by offering students from non-traditional backgrounds access to higher education. We also work internationally on behalf of our members and the wider UK higher education sector. We now welcome international members as well as those from the UK.

adult education in gloucestershire

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higher education statistics agency

HESA, the Higher Education Statistics Agency, is part of Jisc. We are the experts in UK higher education data. We collect, assure and disseminate data about higher education (HE) in the UK on behalf of our Statutory Customers. As the trusted source of HE data and analysis, we play a key role in supporting and enhancing the competitive strength of the sector. We work with HE providers in each of the four nations, collaborating with them to collect and curate one of the world’s leading HE data sources. Using this knowledge and expertise we provide a rich, open source of HE information for data users.

newborn education services & training

stonehouse education

Financial Support for Education & Training Most of us nowadays receive a good basic education from the State, in primary and secondary schools, and at least some help if we progress to college and university. But there are always expenses that have to be met which will improve the education we get. And this is where the Stonehouse School Trustees can sometimes help – by using funds that once were allocated to teaching the basics to those most in need.

education link

With over 30 years of teaching experience, our creative director, 'Upbeat' David Powell has taught in a vast range of settings across all ages and abilities. His boundless energy and infectious enthusiasm have inspired thousands of learners over the years and motivated countless educators. David's career has spanned professional musician, instrumental teacher, qualified classroom teacher and former assistant head of a local authority music service. David is passionate about creativity and the positive influence it can have on nurturing the development of individuals and groups. Upbeat is a champion of all the arts and our driving aim is to be accessible to all. In March 2017, David was honoured to be presented the award for Creativity and Innovation at the Gwent Schools Awards hosted by the South Wales Argus. The only award presented to a non LA organisation/individual. The talented and diverse Upbeat team has been hand picked to fulfil that ethos.

ruskin mill centre for practice

Ruskin Mill Trust’s method of Practical Skills Therapeutic Education (PSTE) is informed by three paradigms: pedagogy; Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual science; Goethean science. It is subject to ongoing external and internal critical evaluation. We recognise and celebrate our unique position within education, in offering a land and craft-based curriculum that is imaginative, exciting and of service to the community. However, to achieve this we must also be committed in the development of our staff’s skills and professionalism. This is why the Trust greatly invests in continuous professional development to help staff in their pursuit of greater impact for our young people. Ruskin Mill Trust, in association with the Field Centre and our researchers, offers a portfolio of taught programmes aimed at supporting the development of the whole human being through an interdisciplinary approach situated in professional contexts.

newborn & nanny education services & training (nnest)

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