12 Educators providing Courses in Birmingham

connected partnership wolverhampton

birmingham education partnership

BEP is both a charity and a company (not for profit) that is focussed on school improvement in its broadest sense. Our partnership works through a variety of discrete channels. These include contractual or commissioned work, membership services and traded activities. Our key activities include knowing the needs and strengths of all Birmingham schools, supporting those that are at risk, or those already judged to be less than good. BEP provides opportunities for the remainder of Birmingham schools to support their own school development journey. We do this by brokering support with expert consultants, offering specialised events and CPD opportunities and facilitating effective collaboratives and partnerships between schools. We have developed the BEP Peer Review Programme, a bespoke programme for Birmingham Schools, to rigorously challenge each other and identify priority areas for development. Our traded services are delivered by a team of high quality, independent education professionals as Priority Partners with years of experience, working successfully at all levels of challenge. Additional programmes are also delivered by experienced coordinators to address mental health in schools, development of the arts and sports curriculum, engagement of pupils with global issues and building connections between local businesses and schools to improve career opportunities for young people.

htft partnership limited

HTFT was founded on the vision and promise of offering a real alternative to ACCA, CIMA, ICAEW and AAT professional training. We believe that our programmes should fit in with busy work schedules and help develop good professional accountants. We’re committed to digital delivery. We’re committed to delivery models that reflect how you learn. That means putting flexibility and leading edge technology at the heart of our delivery and offering high quality, engaging live online sessions and masterclasses. Learn more about our delivery models and our online learning community here. We put learning and mastering first. By creating a rich, relevant learning experience we develop highly competent professional accountants who achieve high exam results. Our innovative approach to skills training ‘flips’ the traditional model of training on its head. We provide a structure that allows individuals to engage in pre-recorded videos followed by in-session exercises: allowing the tutor’s role to change from instructor to coach and mentor.

central learning partnership trust

The landscape of education has changed significantly over the past few years and continues to do so. The capacity of LAs to support schools and in particular school improvement has been significantly reduced. Additionally, the new financial constraints under which we will all be working will impact negatively upon individual schools’ capacity to deliver in isolation.

dudley learning disability partnership board

Dudley Learning Disability Partnership Board

thrive education partnership

Thrive Education Partnership (TEP) is a growing Multi-Academy Trust consisting of three Special Needs Academies, an autism specific primary satellite provision and an SEMH/AS resource base within a large secondary mainstream school. TEP employs approximately 400 staff and supports approximately 520 pupils (2-19 years of age); annual turnover of TEP equates to over £14m. What do we achieve? Evidence-based impact summarised from previous support projects Reduced exclusion Reduced ISP referrals Reduction in incidents of behaviour that challenges Reduction in the use of physical intervention Improved pupil and staff welfare Improved outcomes for pupils with special educational needs Improved Ofsted outcomes for meeting SEND needs

anglo latino education partnership

sandwell children's safeguarding partnership

SCSP is a partnership of all the different organisations working to protect children and young people across the county.

kingsbury school sports partnership

Kingsbury School Sports Partnership has been established since 2004 and has an excellent reputation for leading Physical Education and School Sport within North and East Birmingham. In July 2014 we registered as a Community Interest Company, meaning that any profit made is reinvested into our social aims and impacts on our local community.

blackstory partnership

We organise cultural events that celebrate African and Caribbean history, culture and heritage through arts and other innovative cultural projects by reinforcing the Black African and Caribbean cultural experiences and understanding of its importance in communities and neighbourhoods.