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Equality & Diversity Workshop 4
“Foundation Learning Tier”
NTN are working in partnership with Nottinghamshire LSC to deliver an equality & diversity capacity building programme for the work based sector. This is a great opportunity for you to get up to date with new legislations and learn more about working within diverse multi-cultural communities. There are 60 places at each event and priority is being given to WBL providers in Nottinghamshire & NTN members.
Statement of Service for Information Advice and Guidance (IAG) Service
We offer free Information Advice and Guidance on opportunities in work based learning to members, employers, young people and external agencies: -
The NTN Charter
This outlines our commitment to you as a service user. Copies are available on our website and in our membership packs.
To give us feedback about any aspect of our service you can:
NTN Calendar
From Network meetings to Board meetings find out when and where...
calendarMembership List 2008-09
Up to date list of our members and partners
Welcome to Our Website...
NTN is a "not for profit" organisation that supports Nottinghamshires Work Base Learning (WBL) and the Work Force development (WFD) provider network.
Our provider network consists of colleges, local & national training providers, local authority, Chamber of Commerce and other support organisations. If you need high quality and effective training - you needNTN!
Celebrating Apprenticeships 2008
The Graduation Ceremony was for 122 Adva
nced Apprentices who complete their full Advanced Apprenticeship Framework during 2008 (between January and December 2008). Sam Hynd the Para-Olympic Gold Medallist was our guest of honour. Sam Hynd made headlines at Beijing 2008 for his gold and bronze medal achievements.
The ceremony was just like a university style graduation, complete with gowns and mortarboards. The Graduation provided an excellent opportunity to celebrate success in learning with the formal recognition in accomplishing 'skills graduate' status.
The Awards Ceremony was hosted by Clive Gott and was full to capacity with Training Providers, Finalists and Employers. The Overall Winner of the WBL Awards is Paul Bolton who currently works for Barnados in Alfreton and Paul's Training Provider - Positive Outcomes were there to celebrate his achievements with him.
Paul Boulton Winner of WBL Awards 2008 pictured with Janet Charlton (General Manager of NTN) Asha Khemka, OBE (Prinicpal of West Notts College) and Lewis Bebbington Overall Winner 2007
NEW! - 2008 Finalists
Find out the winners and runners up for the awards 2008
NTN's Ofsted Inspection 2008
NTN were inspected by Ofsted between 30th September and 3rd October. The overall grading for NTN was Grade 3 - Statisfactory. To view the full report please clickhere
Positive about Disability Symbol
What the symbol means
The symbol is a recognition given by Jobcentre Plus to employers who have agreed to make certain positive commitments regarding the employment, retention, training and career development of disabled people.
NTN will:
interview all disabled applicants who meet the minimum criteria for a job vacancy and to consider them on their abilities
ensure there is a mechanism in place to discuss, at any time but at least once a year, with disabled employees, what both parties can do to make sure disabled employees can develop and use their abilities
make every effort when employees become disabled to make sure they stay in employment
take action to ensure that all employees develop the appropriate level of disability awareness needed to make sure these commitments work
review these commitments each year and assess what has been achieved, plan ways to improve on them and let employees and Jobcentre Plus know about progress and future plans
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