The London Information, Advice and Guidance Workforce: Preparing for the Changes Ahead Through Continuing Professional Development
Friday 19 December 2008Comment on this article Permlink
The Information, Advice and Guidance (IAG) sector is diverse and fragmented.
The landscape is changing with the proposed development of a new Adult Advancement and Careers Service for 2010.
This new universal service will offer both those in work and those seeking employment the opportunity to access information and support to help them achieve their goals.
The Linking London, South East London and West London Lifelong Learning Networks surveyed practitioners and employers to establish which IAG qualifications are being obtained and explore what is needed to meet the higher level skills needs of IAG practitioners in the many settings in which IAG is delivered.
Click here to download the IAG survey results.
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- West London Lifelong Learning Network 2009 Pocket Diary
- The London Information, Advice and Guidance Workforce: Preparing for the Changes Ahead Through Continuing Professional Development
- Qualifications Survey for the IAG Sector
- Higher Education Admissions: Progressing the Vocational Learner event update
- West London Lifelong Learning Network Calendar 2008
- Foundation Degree Presentation for Further Education Colleges
- The West London IAG Steering Partnership
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