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inovate learning college

Innovate Learning Centre�s goal is to pursue excellence in service provision by working in partnership with key regional, national and international stakeholders to drive through measurable and sustainable benefits to individuals and organisations in the communities in which they exist.

jel learning llp

chinese learning paradise

At our school, we strive to create a friendly and happy Chinese learning environment for children. We are using a wide range of teaching materials, active and engaging methods of teaching and high quality teaching personnel to introduce Chinese language and culture to our children. This will help them develop interest and attachment with the language and therefore drives further motivation to learn. This positive effect will benefit their general linguistic skills as a whole throughout their lives

active learning support

Active Learning Support

cooperative learning consultants

It was this struggle that led him to take a step in to Support for Learning and from there he never looked back. Stewart maximised this experience to become a Principal Teacher of an Enhanced Provision within the second largest secondary school in Dundee, where he has put his experience and Post Graduate studies in Inclusion in to practise with young people with significant and profound needs. Stewart comes with an extensive knowledge and understanding of additional support needs and has used Cooperative Learning successfully to energise and revolutionise the environment for learning for young people and the way learning and teaching is delivered. His passion for using Cooperative Learning and the results he saw with his pupils were so inspiring that he resigned from his permanent post so that he could help inspire other teachers to be open to change and introduce Cooperative Learning in to their practice.

global learning association

UK GLOBAL LEARNING ASSOCIATION FOR SCHOOLS (UKGLAS) is a co-operative network which exists to support a range of professionals who have a role in supporting the international and/or global dimension in education. The Association was founded in 1996 and until 2008 was known as UKAEIES (UK Association for European and International Education in Schools). UKGLAS is registered as a charity in the UK (registration number: 1063668). The overall mission of the Association is to support the membership as they work with schools and school networks of all types to develop an international outlook and prepare their learners for life in an increasingly globalised society. Regular inputs from these organisations and opportunities for networking are part of the benefits of membership. The current membership of around 25 includes personnel working in a range of over-lapping contexts. They include international education consultants, Local Authority international co-ordinators and advisers, workers from Development Education Centres and languages specialists. Prior to the 2019 UKGLAS held regular meetings (usually three per annum in London) plus an annual conference. During the pandemic these meetings and conferences were held online. We resumed face to face meetings (with optional virtual attendance) on 18th October 2022. Please see the Membership and Meetings pages for details GLOBAL LEARNING ASSOCIATION (GLA) is the not-for-profit trading arm of UKGLAS established in 2012 (Company number 7468905). UKGLAS membership entitles individuals to apply to become GLA Associates at no extra cost. The GLA is able to bid for commercial contracts and pay suitably qualified Associates for their work. The majority of our Associates are also qualified teachers and some have recent experience of headships or other senior management posts. The GLA has been part of several British Council programmes including all the iterations of Connecting Classrooms. We also held the contract for the assessment of the International School Award up to August 2022 and look forward to bidding into a successor contract in the coming weeks. Our EU work included many Key Action 1 training courses and we hope to re-start these outside of the UK in 2023. We currently manage one of the final EU Erasmus + projects – see www.getcreativewithart.org Many of our Associates are also British Council Ambassadors.

cp learning trust

Welcome to CP Learning Trust CP Learning Trust is a not for profit charitable organisation, founded in 2003 from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Learning Partnerships. We have a strong history of working with communities deemed most disadvantaged and supporting individuals and families who appear to have benefited least from learning. By providing innovative, step-by-step opportunities in local settings, we provide adults with a ‘second chance’ at learning, encouraging individuals to reach their potential at their own pace. We work closely with local volunteers and partners to provide a joined up and supportive environment for our learners. CP Learning Trust has successfully supported more than 40,000 adults to grow in confidence, gain skills and qualifications, and to move into volunteering and/or paid work. Our Mission “To provide creative and inspiring learning opportunities, enabling individuals and communities to fulfil their potential.”

traverse learning limited

aiding learning & instruction

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