Further Education: Learning Disability

(asked on 10th January 2017) - View Source

Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many courses designed to support people with a learning disability were provided in a further education college in each of the last five years.


Answered by
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Robert Halfon
This question was answered on 23rd January 2017

Socially disadvantaged and hardest to reach learners may have no or few qualifications, complex lives with multiple problems or a diagnosed or undiagnosed learning difficulty and may require more support to engage in, and complete, their learning.

FE providers work with a wide range of partners in their area to develop innovative ways of responding to the needs of disadvantaged learners. For many, engagement will be through non-accredited learning progressing to full qualifications, a traineeship, apprenticeship, or employment/self-employment.

We do not hold data on courses designed to support people with a learning disability in Further Education Colleges.


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