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Found: Online digital courses are also available for free on the Skills Toolkit.

Found: Building on the success of the government’s Skills Toolkit,19 an end-to-end ‘Digital Skills Toolkit

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Question to the Department for Education:

To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps she is taking to support online courses that can lead to recognised qualifications.

Answered by Robert Halfon

A range of online provision leading to qualifications is available to learners.

The adult education budget (AEB) fully funds or co-funds skills provision for eligible adults aged 19 and above from pre-entry to level 3, to support them to gain the skills they need for work, an apprenticeship, or further learning. Providers decide upon the mode of delivery for AEB-funded courses to best meet learners’ needs. This can include online delivery.

The free courses for jobs offer gives eligible adults the chance to access high-value level 3 qualifications for free. This offer includes qualifications available to study online. Learners can contact their local college or provider for further information about online delivery.

Skills Bootcamps are free, flexible courses of up to 16 weeks, giving people the opportunity to build up sector-specific skills, with an offer of a job interview with an employer on completion. Many Skills Bootcamps are delivered online.

The department launched the Skills Toolkit in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It is an online platform providing free digital and numeracy courses to help individuals build the skills that are most sought after by employers, and it can help individuals progress in work and boost their job prospects.

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Found: implemented ’ Practice Framework – National Standards for Management of Offenders 2015 Motivational Skills

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Found: Youth Endowment Fund Social Skills Toolkit 31 Heller et al., 2013.

Found: The Skills Toolkit section has been removed. 21 January 2022 First published.

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