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The Future of Further Education Forum 2011
10 May 2011
Held at The Bloomsbury Hotel, London WC1
The Future of Further Education Forum highlighted how sector specialists, principals, senior management teams, and policy leaders, will prepare for changes that this new age demands.
This national forum explored the evolving funding and governance models for colleges, whilst sharing best practice in demonstrating quality and making valuable resources stretch further. How will the sector find alternative revenue streams and develop new products and services?
NB There is no video for Stephen Sheedy's presentation but you can listen to his speech by downloading the podcast.
Programme
10:00
John O’Leary, Editor, Times Good University Guide
Welcome and introduction from Conference Chair
Biography: John O'Leary
10:10
Michael Davis, Interim Chief Executive Officer, UK Commission for Employment and Skills
Further Education and the Skills Agenda
Biography: Michael Davis
10:30
Tim Marshall, Chief Executive, JANET (UK)
The role of technology to support organisational strategy
Biography: Tim Marshall
10:50
Mark Ravenhall, Director of Policy, National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)
Colleges in their communities inquiry: early research findings
Biography: Mark Ravenhall
11:10
Questions and discussion: Session 1
11:30
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
12:00
Lorna Fitzjohn, Divisional Manager, Learning and Skills, Ofsted
How will FE inspection develop in the coming years?
Biography: Lorna Fitzjohn
12:20
Asha Khemka OBE, Principal and Chief Executive, West-Nottinghamshire College (rated ‘outstanding)
FE Inspection and Ofsted
Biography: Asha Khemka OBE
12:40
Stephen Sheedy, Principal, Queen Mary’s College
Improvement through Partnership
Biography: Stephen Sheedy
13:10
Buffet lunch, networking and exhibition
What's on now:
14:10
Toni Fazaeli, Chief Executive, Institute for Learning (IfL)
Teaching and learning beyond 2012
Biography: Toni Fazaeli
14:25
Mark Dawe, Chief Executive, OCR
Qualifications in partnership: innovating our learning pathways
Biography: Mark Dawe
14:40
Toni Pearce, Vice President Further Education Elect, National Union of Students
Improving student experience – the learner voice
Biography: Toni Pearce
14:55
Julian Stanley, Chief Executive, Recourse
Riding the storm: supporting staff through the deficit
Biography: Julian Stanley
15:15
Questions, and discussion: Session 3
15:30
Refreshments, networking and exhibition
15:50
Seminar 1: International development: FE in the wider world
Matthew Anderson, Director, TVET UK.
Biography: Matthew Anderson
15:50
Seminar 2: Funding challenges and opportunities beyond 2011/12
Nick Linford, Director, Lsect
Biography: Nick Linford
15:50
Seminar 3: Apprenticeships schemes: best practice case study
Andrew Stanley, Head of Education and Learning, Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE)
Lou Haughton, South Thames College
Zoe Carter-Owen, Graduate Development Manager, Mott MacDonald
Biography: Zoe Carter-Owen
Biography: Lou Haughton
Biography: Andrew Stanley
Podcast
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