Core Values  Progression – progress breeds success - Promoting learning and career progression for individuals - Facilitating progression of the workforce.

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Core Values  Progression – progress breeds success - Promoting learning and career progression for individuals - Facilitating progression of the workforce in priority sectors - Working for the social and economic progression of the region  Partnership – working in partnership gives strength - Forging a robust partnership between the partner institutions - Building partnerships with employers, sector skills councils and related groups - Forming a network of learners across priority sectors and partner institutions  Openness – openness creates opportunity - Creating opportunities for all - Open to input from partners, employers, learners and other relevant bodies - Operating in an open and transparent manner

Background information  The network partnership  Five sectors  Two key targets  The Stakeholder Forum

Work in progress  Team of 26 people in place  Mapped progression routes in three sectors  Framework for progression agreements between partners  Links with skills, education and guidance agencies  Talking to employers

Future focus  Developing curriculum pathways  Learner facing information, advice and guidance services  Transition support in higher education  Negotiating progression agreements  Supporting our practitioner network