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FE colleges have changed hugely since 'incorporation' in 1992/3. Most are in fact significant multi-million pound businesses in their own right.
Whilst education and training provision is rightly at the core of what FE colleges do, KFE's colleges are all prime examples of multi-facetted organisations. Within each of our colleges there's a wide range of services and operations that have been established and developed to support our local-communities and businesses, whilst often making college life better and more accessible for our students and staff too.
The KFE Services page provides links to services delivered by each of our colleges. Some operate as separate businesses and others are linked ventures. In all cases they provide opportunities for student engagement and often employment with many also open to local communities.
FE colleges have changed hugely since 'incorporation' in 1992/3. Most are in fact significant multi-million pound businesses in their own right.
Whilst education and training provision is rightly at the core of what FE colleges do, KFE's colleges are all prime examples of multi-facetted organisations. Within each of our colleges there's a wide range of services and operations that have been established and developed to support our local-communities and businesses, whilst often making college life better and more accessible for our students and staff too.
The KFE Services page provides links to services delivered by each of our colleges. Some operate as separate businesses and others are linked ventures. In all cases they provide opportunities for student engagement and often employment with many also open to local communities.
KFE4Skills Live
Industry Skills Competition
6th March 2019
KFE Teaching, Learning & Assessment Conference TLAC21
Time & Location
About The Event
KFE TLAC21 - Register Now (Closes 10am,1st February 2021)
TLAC21 provides a wide and exciting range of thematic strands and workshop opportunities, which KFE hopes will prove relevent and engaging to staff across all our partner organisations and college campuses. This year's online event will kick off with a conference introductions followed by a series of keynotes and supporting workshops.
TLAC21 provisional Strands and Worshops are set out below, but please check against the pre-event programme that is available on the KFE Event Page and includes the individual planned session times. It is possible to register and book sessions via our on-line registration tool now! Please ensure you complete all fields accurately and state reserve options for the 'Strand A, B and C' keynotes and workshops.
We recommend you login to the REMO platform using the details you will be sent before the event to get familiar with it. This will ensure you get the most out of the day, can interact with colleagues, engage in discussions and network in breaks! Find out more about REMO in advance at: https://remo.co/guided-tours/
Keynote 1 - Matt Bromley: Planning and teaching for long-term learning
Keynote 2 - Richard Beynon Ofsted HMI: Considerations for a post-Covid FE sector
Keynote 3 - Professor Dylan Wiliam: Teacher quality, what is it, why it matters and how to get more of it
Workshops: You will be able to select from a range of workshop options as detailed in the programme. Note some run coterminus with other sessions and some may have limited attendee capacity. Workshop selections will be asigned on a first come first served basis. Where possible second choices will be applied.
Strand A: Education & Training Foundation T-Levels Support & Development & Apprenticeship Future Solutions
Session: A.1 - Individual Training Needs Analysis (Max 40 delegates)
Session: A.2 - Industry Insights (Max 40 delegates)
Session: A.3 - T Level Resource Improvement Projects (Max 40 delegates)
Session: A.4 - Exploring the TLPD Offer (Max 40 delegates)
Session: A.5 - Apprenticeship Future Solutions AoC (Max 50 delegates)
Strand B: English, Maths and Welfare Support Sessions
Session: B.1 - Planning for resit success in maths - what the examiners say (TEP) - (Max 30 delegates)
Session: B.2 - Moving from grade 3 to 4 - strategies to support achievement in GSCE English resits (TEP) - (Max 30 delegates)
Session: B.3 - Centre for Excellence in Maths - action research project dissemination (EKCG) - (Max 30 delegates)
Session: B.4.1 & B.4.2 - Wellbeing for further education in uncertain times (TEP) - (Max 40 delegates per B.4.1 & 4.2)
Strand C: REMO Spine Workshops
Session: C.1 - Learning to deliver success online discussion - KFE TLA Network
Session: C.2 - Digital inclusion discussion - Aniela Kaczmarczyk Good Things Foundation & Joe Toko of Teacher Education UK
Session: C.3 - DfE Prevent Update with Alamgir Sheriyar - (Max 100 delegates)
Note this is a free conference for KFE college staff and invited guests only. All registrations will be verified before event joining information is confirmed to delegates.