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🌳Look at numbers a different way with our free* fun numeracy workshop for gardening enthusiasts! Learn to draw a scaled plan of your perfect plot, create a design and work out a budget for your project. Who said maths was boring?! Visit... tinyurl.com/GetYourGardenGoi…
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🙂We're recruiting for a Counselling Tutor! This is a permanent post with flexible, part time hours available and Somerset based. Closing date 28 April. For more details and to apply, visit... sslcourses.co.uk/about/work-…
#Hiring #recruitingnow #somerset #job #vacancy
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🤩Exciting times! Issue 3 of our Learning for Life Magazine is out now and it's a bumper edition! This issue focuses on helping you achieve your learning and life goals, whatever they may be. Visit our blog to see how you can get your free copy... sslcourses.co.uk/about/news/…
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Did you know #maths and #numeracy aren't the same? Numeracy is understanding of how maths is used in the real world and being able to apply it to make the best decisions. Maths is more complex. We offer free* courses for both. Find out more here...
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This week in Westminster:
On Wed in response to PM @RishiSunak's statement on #COP27 @theresa_may highlighted that people will need education & training to take on new high-skilled green jobs. She also asked the gov what their plans are for education & training for green skills.
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BREAKING: £3 billion boost to FE and skills funding to be in next week's #SpendingReview, @RishiSunak has said.
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Adult learners are amazing, they carried on through the pandemic, juggled - work, child care and home schooling and nearly 50,000 took their maths GCSE with 75% of the over 25’s achieving 4 and above. Incredible and well done. It’s never too late to up-skill. #speakup4adulted
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Come on @ESFA can you tell the learners of Somerset where they go for their AEB vocational regulated courses such as digital? Why destroy a quality organisation which was only created because the @cabinetofficeuk wanted to pilot new ways of delivery. Another fail of policy
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Learners in #somerset tell us they chose to study basic digital skills with @SSLcourses as the course was #local and flexible. Where will they go now, if college isn’t right for them? @ESFAgov @GillianKeegan @suepemberholex
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Adult Community Ed would like to thank all the Peers who have spoken up and ensured adult learning is not forgotten. Lifelong learning is much more than short term skills gain it’s also about achieving a more equal, prosperous, empowered healthy community. bills.parliament.uk/bills/28…
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Good questioning may be the most basic tenet of lifelong learning and independent thinking that school offers students. kqed.org/mindshift/51186/how…
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Congratulations Norfolk well done ACE provider of the year #tesFEawards
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This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we are reflecting on the fantastic projects we delivered with the @HPFT_NHS Mental Health Liaison Team & @HertsIndLiving Together, we provided over 3,000 Wellbeing gift bags 💜 #mentalwellbeing #olderpeople #hertfordshire #Kindness #community
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Leadership is not about being in charge. Leadership is about taking care of those in your charge.
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We all need a little support from time to time, whether that’s with buying food and essentials or heating our homes. If you or your family need help, please call @HertsHelp on 0300 123 4044, email [email protected] or visit hertshelp.net
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Do you know someone in Hertfordshire who has been made redundant? Lost confidence or direction?
Would they benefit from a friendly mentor?
Do call me on 07460 696710 to find out more about what I can offer
#getajob #confidencebuilding #support #gettrained
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A new rapid test centre has opened in #Stevenage for people aged 16+ without #covid19 symptoms. If you have to leave home for any reason, book a test twice a week at: hertfordshire.gov.uk/rapidte…
Tests available countywide
#PlayYourPart
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Parents and support bubbles of school children can now get rapid Covid-19 tests twice a week. Order yours now. Around 1 in 3 people who have Covid-19 have no symptoms, and could be spreading it without knowing.
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Face coverings should continue to be worn by adults and pupils inside secondary schools and colleges after Easter
We expect to no longer recommend face coverings in classrooms or for pupils in communal areas as part of Step 3 of the roadmap out of lockdown, depending on the data
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From tomorrow teachers, health and social care workers, parents and carers and anyone that works with or is regularly in contact with those under the age of 25 will be able to access our new Psychological First Aid training for children and young people gov.uk/government/news/psych…

ALT Clare Perkins, Director of the Mental Health Programme at Public Health England said: “The pandemic has caused significant disruption to all of our daily lives. Children are among the worse impacted being stuck at home and not able to have the essential social interaction with their friends. And many young people are anxious and worried about their future in these uncertain times. “Children and young people will react to the COVID-19 pandemic in different ways. The Psychological First Aid training course will help professionals, volunteers, parents and carers better identify the signs of those who are struggling and give them timely effective support that is right for them – helping them feel safe and able to help themselves.”
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To find regularly updated advice on the financial support available for people affected by #Covid19, visit hertfordshire.gov.uk/money to read our dedicated factsheet, 'Benefits and Advice for People Affected by Coronavirus' and to use a self-help online benefit calculator























