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Welcome What question did you come with that you would like answering with regard to volunteering?

RPA and Volunteering What does the RPA legislation say with regard to volunteering?

16-19 Study Programmes and Volunteering?

Aim of Study Programmes The aim of Study Programmes is to maximise the potential of young people to progress onto higher education and/or skilled employment by ensuring that vocational routes to higher education and employment are seen as high quality and a genuine alternative to academic routes. This will be achieved through the following three objectives: Improving the value of post-16 qualifications so that higher numbers of students achieve high-quality and valuable vocational qualifications which enable progression to higher levels of study and skilled employment; Raising standards in post-16 English and mathematics so that higher numbers of students study English and mathematics (level 2) and work towards achieving GCSE A*-C in these subjects; Improving young people’s employability skills by increasing the number of students who experience the workplace and participate in other activity of value which does not necessarily lead to qualifications but enables progression into employment.

Study Programmes- general principles not be wholly occupational and should include at least one qualification of substantial size which offers progression either into higher levels of education or into skilled employment; include both qualification and non-qualification activity including, as and where appropriate, tutorial time and high quality work experience or internships; include the study of English and mathematics and work towards the achievement of GCSE A*-C for all students who do not already have these qualifications.

DfE support for implementation Funding reform Reformed Performance Tables New OFSTED Inspection framework Robust minimum standards A more dynamic education market

Guidance - study programme design Overseeing member of staff Students encouraged to: progress to a level of study which is higher than their prior attainment; take qualification(s) which are stretching rather than easy to pass; take qualification(s) that are judged to be of good/suitable size and level of rigour that will enable genuine progression to meaningful employment, training or higher levels of education; achieve English and maths GCSE A*-C or take English and maths provision that will lead to significant progress towards this if this has not already been achieved; participate in value-added non-qualification activity and work experience, whenever appropriate.

Substantial Vocational Qualification – ‘of sufficient size, weight and relevance to provide a nationally or locally recognised route into a trade, profession or other form of employment, or access to a university or higher education course’ Half the time of a Study Programme Usually at higher level than already achieved Confidence of employers and prepare for work English and Maths Demonstration of progression to next level Condition of funding of study programme Other qualifications can be taken Students with the most complex learning difficulties or disabilities might be better served by other types of English and maths teaching that support progression to higher levels in these subjects and prepare them for employment.

Work Experience in Study Programmes For students: on vocational courses at any level, where purposeful work experience is an integral part of their qualification; studying below level 2, who are not able to complete a substantial vocational qualification, where purposeful work experience is likely to be a major part of their Study Programme. These students will be taking qualifications primarily at entry level or level 1; with complex and/or profound learning disabilities and disadvantage, where purposeful work experience may make up most of their Study Programme and may be a Supported Internship. Work experience should be substantial, purposeful and supervised Supported internships being developed – special type of work experience for most disadvantaged

Non-qualification Activity Based on assessment of student needs - but may include tutorials, coaching and/or mentoring or other taught courses. The aim of non-qualification activity is to improve student employability skills and enable them to participate in other activity of value which does not necessarily lead to qualifications but enables them to progress. This is particularly important for students studying at level 2 and below.

Foundation students Study Programme principles apply All these students should be on worthwhile Study Programmes, underpinned by high expectations, which enable them to move to an ambitious positive destination at the end of their education. programmes will vary considerably, including the proportion of the Study Programme focused on achieving qualifications. In a few cases, for example, where a student has profound and/or complex learning difficulties or disabilities, the Study Programme may contain no qualifications at all and either be focused on work experience or on non-qualification activity that will contribute to a young person’s preparation for adult life. In such cases, the Study Programme must still include some English and maths teaching at an appropriate level (for example, improving a student’s communication skills, or improving their understanding of money).

Use of the ASDAN Volunteering provision as: a template for providing a high quality volunteering placement with relevant associated learning activities arising from and linked to their Volunteering placement …particularly if they are a group of learners who opt for this particular Volunteering (20 hours per week) plus ‘part time study’ as a definition of participation. a means of linking the volunteering experience with a Programme of Study progression route to FE and HE and Apprenticeships. a means of providing a framework for the ‘Part-time Study’ element that can also link for participants into support for both Maths and English retakes through our linked Maths and English short courses….since this is now politically a very important feature of post 16 provision.