The future of LSC funding arrangements Where are we now? John Bolt LSC National Office.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Delivering World-class Skills in a Demand-led System The Vision and the Detail Mick Fletcher 26 th April 2007.
Advertisements

Centres of Vocational Excellence Keith McMaster CoVE Policy Manager 6 November 2003.
Welcome LSC As Market Makers Presented to: National Council Date: December 2006 By: Rob Wye.
Education Funding Agency
16-19 Funding Reform January 2013 Study programmes Raising Participation Age Funding per student.
College Efficiency Maximising Income John Bolt. © 2011 KPMG LLP, a UK limited Liability Partnership, is a subsidiary of KPMG Europe LLP and a member firm.
SFA funding reform update for 2013/14 1 March 2013 Nick Linford Managing Director of Lsect Editor of FE Week.
FE Funding Update 2007/08 5 June Hinckley Island Hotel Nick Linford Head of Planning and Funding.
Skills Funding Agency In London 01. Coalition Approach Investment strategy for truly lifelong learning, nurturing sustainable economic growth & social.
Phase II Main Operating Budget Information Session.
One college, many successes Access to Higher Education Diplomas Important changes from September 2014 and how they affect you.
How School Funding Works. DfES The Department for Education and Skills allocates resources to each Local Education Authority or LEA. This is called Education.
Adult learning and mental health Kathryn James NIACE
London Skills and Employment Policy Network KEY MESSAGES FROM SKILLS INVESTMENT STRATEGY Skills Funding Agency London 15 th March 2012.
Survival guide to year old LSC funding 3 June Hinckley Island Hotel Nick Linford Director of Planning and Performance.
SEN and Disability Green Paper Pathfinders March 2012 Update.
New ESOL Skills for Life qualifications Pam FrameFebruary 2005 Skills for Life English for Speakers of other languages Conferences.
The New Funding System 2008/09 Presentation to London CFDG Nick Linford Head of Planning, Funding and Projects 8 November 2007.
The Future of Adult Social Care John Crook March 2011.
Better Deal for Business Presentation to LSC West Yorkshire Skills Team Pat Lister Better Deal for Business Officer at Yorkshire Forward.
South Seattle College ALL COLLEGE MEETING MARCH 11, 2015 OLYMPIC HALL 1.
Nick Linford Special Adviser on Funding and Performance QCF Funding.
Add presentation title to master slide | 1 New inspection methodology from September 2009 NATSPEC conference Lorna Fitzjohn May 2009.
North West College MIS user group 10-11am Friday 9 October Nick Linford Top five data and funding issues for college MIS staff in 2009/10.
Funding workplace SFL activity 15 May 2007 London Local Authorities Project Pip Kings, Regional Skills Manager, SfL (London LSC)
Rationale for the changes Proposals for change were consulted on through ‘Raising expectations: Enabling the system to deliver’ White Paper published in.
Hot breakfast briefing 28 th June 2010, One90 Restaurant funding update Brought to you by Nick Linford Head of the.
Adult and Community Learning Partnership Wales. Adult and Community Learning Challenges ahead and impact on the learner.
UK COMMISSION FOR EMPLOYMENT AND SKILLS The Employability Challenge Alison Morris Programme Manager UK Commission for Employment and Skills 2 December.
Contents > 19+ learner-responsive > Employer-responsive > The demand-led formula > Train to Gain instalments > New ways to fund support for employed and.
Three in one Published 18/11/08 Whilst the funding guidance is now published in 6 documents, this publication combines three. 1. Government Investment.
Add presentation title to master slide | 1 New inspection methodology from September 2009 NATSPEC conference Lorna Fitzjohn/Kath Townsley September 2009.
NHS European Office Accessing EU structural funding Michael Wood, European Policy Manager 25 July.
FE and MOG Christine Tyler Colleges Specialist, ASCL Former Chair, BRG.
EU COMMON STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FUNDS IN ENGLAND INITIAL PROPOSALS FROM HMG 21 NOVEMBER 2012.
Ann Jones Director: Regional Working Learning and Skills Council LSC/RSPs and the Impact on Delivery 23 June 2005.
The Future of Student Aid Sandy Baum Skidmore College and The College Board MASFAP March 2009.
Future Directions Celia Hunt Head of Strategy, Learning and Funding.
LSC Funding 2008/09 Methodology and formula Nick Linford Head of Planning, Funding and Projects 12 February 2008 "The move to a demand-led funding system.
Better Lives for Every Young Person Reform React Programme : what is it? Need for Change Every Young Person Succeeds Partnerships & Accountability.
Contents > Funding formula in brief > Learner-responsive age split > SLN per learner ratios > National Rate > Provider factor > Success factor >
Welcome Learning for Living and Working in London 12 May 2008 Neil Roberts London West LSC.
1 Using Staff and Facilities Efficiently Capita Executive Briefing Vici Cadwallader-Webb November 2011.
Local Communities and Learning Learning Partnership Conference 27 th June 2006 Jim Austin, Head of Gloucestershire Adult Education Service.
Apply skills to manage plans and budgets to accomplish goals and objectives of hospitality and tourism destinations.
Commissioning of children’s centres & extended services in schools in Hertfordshire Kulbir Lalli, Commissioning Officer Frances Coupe, Head of Partnership.
1 Skills and Funding Consultations A Simplified Further Education and Skills Funding System and Methodology Scope: How we can support the system.
Learning Programmes Delivery plans for 2014/15 complete and feed- back given Implementation from September 2014 DfES monitoring will include three census.
2013/14 Proposals A new streamlined funding system for adult skills Gaynor Field Head of Funding Systems.
SCHOOLS FUNDING REFORM UPDATE 29 th January 2013.
South East Improvement and Efficiency Partnership and CSR07 major themes ESD Toolkit South East 31 st January 2008.
Three types of spend are being combined into one budget: SEN Block Grant + FE high needs spend + LLDD placement budget spend = Post-16 High Needs Block.
Impact of the Comprehensive Spending Review (Part 1) How the CSR will change the way providers work and deliver training Ainsley Cheetham Thursday 25 th.
LSC Provider Workshop. Domestics Fire Mobile telephones Toilets Tea, coffee, etc.
Further Education Management Solutions AOSEC Access Managers Meeting 10 th March 2009 David Marshall – Further Education Management Solutions
Student engagement in quality: an introduction for staff
BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Business
Funding and Contracting
Department for the Economy Deputy Director, Further Education
ADULT LEARNING The View from the DfES Brian Helsdon
LSC Funding 2008/09 Methodology and priority
New SEN Funding Arrangements 13/14
South Seattle Community College
LSC Statement of Priorities 2009/10
LEARNER VOICE AND QUALITY ASSURANCE IN WALES
Post-16 update on funding, performance and data
January 2019 Welcome John Taylor
Hot breakfast briefing
Presentation to Heads of School Sixth Form 3/12/08
16-19 Transfer – a national perspective and update
Presentation transcript:

The future of LSC funding arrangements Where are we now? John Bolt LSC National Office

What I’m covering 2005/06 FE funding 2006/07 Agenda for change –What’s it about? –Simplification

FE funding 2005/06 Funding guidance published on web 27 April (an addendum to 2004/05)  Fee element increased to 27.5%  Fee remission for all first full level 2 learners  Redefinition of franchises & partnerships Otherwise minimal change

Agenda for Change Six themes  Funding  Skills and employers  Quality  Data  Business excellence (efficiency)  Reputation Regional events starting this June

Funding Theme Initial report submitted to SoS in March 2005 DfES yet to formally respond Builds on ideas within plan led funding

Funding Theme  Better planning

College planning

Funding Theme  Better planning  Funding follows the plan  Simplified formula  Based on learner numbers and provider factor  Common system across funding streams

Funding Theme  Year end reconciliation of the plan (learner numbers)  Budget allocation based on review of plan  Core and commissioned elements of allocation  Better and more timely management information

Ideas for simplification How to count learner numbers? Some people think we should fund using FTEs Are FTEs easy to calculate? Let’s look at several issues

How to define a FTE? Full time learners count as 1 FTE Should this apply to learners on large full time programmes or should the FTE be higher than 1? How to calculate FTEs for part-time learners? Should we divide glh by a standard divisor (e.g. by 450)? Reintroduce the load bands?

When to count learners? Start? Mid-point? Completion? Achievement? Or a combination of these?

The future of LSC funding arrangements Where are we now? John Bolt LSC National Office