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Review of the Adult ESOL Core Curriculum
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Date posted: 21 July 2007 - LLU+
The Quality Improvement Agency (QIA) has commissioned a review of the Adult ESOL Core Curriculum, in consultation with practitioners and their learners, key stakeholders and policy makers, subject experts and other users of these curricula. LLU+ at London South Bank University is leading the project, along with SKILL.
LLU+ value your participation in the consultation process and hope that you will be able to contribute your informed views about the Adult ESOL Core Curriculum.
Consultation methods will include
- consultation questionnaires at the NIACE ESOL Question Time conference (18th June 2007)
- consultation questionnaires at the NATECLA conference (6th – 8th July 2007)
- web-based questionnaire. The deadline for the consultation on the Adult ESOL Core Curriculum has been extended till the end of September in order to ensure as many of you as possible have the chance to give your views.
- national consultation events
- regional and local consultation with practitioner and learner groups at a range of locations across the country
- interviews with key stakeholders
- subject expert focus groups
- consultation with relevant networks / interest groups (at their request – so please invite us!)
To view a Calendar of National Consultation Events for the QIA Review of the ESOL Core Curriculum (June - September 2007) and to access an online consultation survey, visit the LLU+ website.
July - September Interviews with experts
Focus groups –
Subject experts
Interest groups (i.e. Ofsted)
Under represented stakeholders
Web Survey On-line from July 2nd
Go to - http://www.lsbu.ac.uk/lluplus/ and follow the link.
Download information on the project.
For more information about the project and to book a place on a consultation event, contact
Clarre Thomas Tel: 020 7815 6286
c.thomas@lsbu.ac.uk
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