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Good practice in recognising prior learning

Do you know any organisations that are particularly effective in recognising prior learning or skills in a mobile workforce? If so, please drop us a line. This is part of a European Commission-funded project; more details will be available shortly.

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Dunston Enterprise Club

Click here to find out more about the Club that’s helping folks in and around Chesterfield to start their own business, including date of next meeting and resources we are developing.

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Stratagia is ISO certified

Stratagia is now accredited as a certified company against ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems. Many of the systems and processes were already in place but these have been developed and checked to ensure they fully meet the requirements of this leading quality standard.

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Better business through people

A simple survey to influence policy makers’ and win £100 of High Street vouchers. http://questionnaire.stratagia.co.uk/iip3/

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Conclusion of long-term project with Herefordshire and Worcestershire LLN

Stratagia’s highly successful contract with Hereford and Worcestershire Lifelong Learning Network has now reached its conclusion. Over the last two years we’ve worked with numerous FE colleges, employers and Institutes of the University of Worcester on exciting activities that included:

  • Research into employer needs for HE in North Worcestershire;
  • Researching progression opportunities and IAG needs for the 14-19 Diploma qualifications;
  • Developing and evaluating bridging programmes for vocational learners moving into higher learning;
  • Developing numerous progression agreements for different groups of students at a variety of levels, enabling progression into and through HE;
  • Research into apprenticeship progression at a national and regional level, with recommendations for the LLN;
  • Mapping progression from all Advanced Apprenticeships into higher learning within the Herefordshire and Worcestershire areas.

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