258 Educators providing Education courses in Leicester

christel house europe

Please help us to break the cycle of poverty that entraps children and prevents them from becoming productive members of society. Children don’t choose to be born into poverty. Most grow up never realizing their human potential. Instead, they face physical and psychological trauma—hunger, malnutrition, disease, low self-esteem and lack of opportunity. Christel House is much more than a school. We give children a hand-up, not a handout, by providing a rigorous academic education supported by programmes to develop the whole child. We don’t just educate, or feed, or provide health care—we do all of these things from early childhood through early adulthood. And we continue to mentor our students for 5+ years after they graduate from Christel House. The results? Christel House works! Since 2001 in India and South Africa we have impacted the lives of over 2,300 children, their families and communities. In India, fewer than 10% of all children ever get to college. In South Africa, 52% of young people cannot find work. Approximately 86% of graduates from our schools in these countries are now working, in apprenticeships, or continuing their studies full or part-time at college or university. Their futures are secure, their ambitions realised. Christel House Impact = Transformation in India and South Africa Number of Students (including College & Careers) 2021 School Year 2,778 Average Student Attendance 2021 School Year 94% Student year to year retention 2021 School Year 93% Graduating students passing grad exams 2021 School Year 98% Graduates Working and/or studying 2021 School Year

eaton business school

Continuous learning has evolved over the years, so too have our efforts to match new standards and demands from the learners. For a working executive, the technology and tools required to continuously improve and upgrade themselves with globally recognised certifications are now available at their fingertips. Eaton Business School (EBS), an entity of Westford Education Group, has developed an ideal learning platform to provide the best tools and resources for busy working executives around the globe. At Eaton, we truly realize the importance of giving learners the opportunity to identify real-world trends by interacting with fellow professionals from different markets and industries and to learn from industry-experienced faculties. Learners representing more than 85 nationalities make their learning journey effective through the group’s live interactive online sessions. At EBS, we do not teach. We help you learn. Eaton Business School’s strategic partnership with accredited Universities and internationally recognised awarding Bodies in the United Kingdom and Europe provides the learners with globally accepted certifications in line with the current market trends and business requirements. Through our credit transfer options from the Master level Extended Diploma programme, the learners get direct access to the final dissertation stage of MBA/MA/MSC from reputed Universities. The Certified Manager status from the reputed Chartered Management Institute, UK gives our learners value-add for their money, time and effort. Our state-of-the-art Learning Management System helps our learners to continue their Masters or Diploma programmes that are flexible and affordable, at the comfort of their home or office. Online learning is the greatest tool for continuous learning, it is not the future, it is the NOW!

frisby school of english

We welcome applications for places here at Frisby C of E Primary School and visits from parents and pupils too. Admissions are coordinated by the Local Authority (LA), but as a Single Academy Trust, the Local Governing Body are the Admissions Authority. Places are allocated according to our Admissions policy. First time admissions into school Please see our Admissions Policy for your child's year of admission (below). Please apply online to Leicestershire County Council LA at https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/popular-now/apply-for-a-primary-school-place or contact 0116 305 6684 if you need a paper form. LA letters are sent out on 11th April informing of the outcome of your school place application. Mid-Term Applications Please see our admissions policy for your child's year of admission. Please apply online to the LA at https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/education-and-children/schools-colleges-and-academies/school-admissions/apply-to-move-school or contact 0116 305 6684 if you need a paper form. Applications and visits are welcomed and can be organised at any time of the year. Please contact the school office on 01664 434429 or by email at frisby.office@frisby.leics.sch.uk It is a good idea to call us before making contact with the LA so that we can advise if there is any space in your child's year group. You can still apply but would be refused a place if there is not a space. You would then have to follow the appeals process (outlined in the Admissions Policy) should you be unsuccessful. Please see policies and application form below: Admissions Policy - For 2022 entry Admissions Policy - For 2023 entry Admissions Policy - For 2024 entry (draft)

the smb group

The SMB Group is formed of three campuses across Leicestershire - Stephenson, Melton and Brooksby - providing specialist Further and Higher Education and Apprenticeship courses. Our purpose is to improve opportunities for our students, underpinned by a commitment to excellence, innovation and inclusion. Our aim is to create a first-class College Group, which speaks with one powerful and strategic voice, retaining deep roots in the local communities it serves. This combination of local access to skills development within a strategic regional framework is at the heart of what we do. The positive culture of the merged colleges builds upon strong and effective collaboration with all key stakeholders, including local authorities, Local Enterprise Partnerships, schools, universities, employers and community groups. SMB Group works closely with industry partners to ensure it provides the skills needed now and for the future. Our students access high-quality learning and teaching in some excellent facilities with industry-standard resources and exceptional staff. This supports each student to achieve their full potential and contribute to sustainable economic growth and a thriving community. By working together, SMB Group delivers an accessible and coherent curriculum to support the development of skills using an efficient and financially sustainable model, demonstrating positive outcomes for students.

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early years inclusion and childcare service

The Workforce Improvement Team commissions and provides training and development opportunities for the Leicestershire Schools and Private, Voluntary and Independent Childcare Sector.

british hang gliding and paragliding association

Welcome to the British Hang Gliding & Paragliding Association (BHPA) website. From its head office in Leicester the BHPA supports a country-wide network of recreational clubs and registered schools, and provides the infrastructure within which hang gliding and paragliding in the United Kingdom (UK) thrive. Hang Glider (Courtesy Mike Scholes) The BHPA oversees pilot and instructor training standards, and provides technical support such as airworthiness standards, and coaching courses for qualified hang gliding and paragliding pilots. Initial hang gliding or paragliding training must be undertaken at a BHPA registered school. Most schools offer training in a wide range of flying disciplines, so it's important to understand the differences between the disciplines before choosing a school. The Learn to Fly section of this web site explains the relative merits of each discipline, the types of flying involved, and provides an insight into the training methods used. As you near the end of your initial training with one of our registered schools, it's important to start looking for suitable recreational club to join. Obtaining your Club Pilot rating marks the end of your formal instruction and qualifies you to leave the school and fly within a BHPA recreational club. The BHPA supports a network of UK hang gliding and paragliding recreational clubs who are able to offer the supportive flying and social environment vital to the safe development of your flying skills, as you join other recreational flyers on the hill, and continue your progression through the BHPA Pilot Rating Scheme (PRS). As your accumulated airtime increases and your flying skills improve, you will probably start to think about your long term goals and aspirations, and working towards your Pilot Rating, the next rung on the PRS ladder. Club coaches can offer advice and support with the flying tasks that need to be completed, and the theory exam you will need to sit. An online BHPA Mock Pilot Rating Exam is also available. This will allow you to test your current knowledge and help you to understand the subject areas you will need to revise before sitting the real exam. When you first leave your school and join a club, you may choose to spend your first few hours' flying with no specific aim other than to safely accumulate airtime. However, it is well known that pilots make safer more efficient progress when they are given particular tasks to undertake. With that in mind, a panel of experienced BHPA coaches have devised a new pathway to learning, the BHPA Pilot Development Structure. This offers an alternative to the more formal Pilot Rating System, and for newly qualified pilots aims to: encourage interaction between new pilots, their club and its coaches provide a structured way to progress, acquire knowledge and build skills through attainable goals reduce flying related incidents and promote safe flying Paraglider (Courtesy Derek Frith) The BHPA also has a disability initiative called Flyability. This reports directly to the BHPA's Executive Council on disability related matters within the sport. Flyability doesn't simply take people with disabilities flying, it strives to motivate people with disabilities to become involved in the sport of hang gliding and paragliding and to train as pilots. Much of Flyability's work in the sport, focuses around changing peoples perception of disability and their attitudes toward people with disabilities. Disability awareness, education and advice play key roles in Flyability's aims and objectives, as does the development of specialist equipment, training and flying techniques. The BHPA also publishes Skywings, the only magazine dedicated to free flying in the United Kingdom. This glossy full colour magazine is distributed by mail to around 6,500 BHPA members each month as part of their membership package. Powered hang glider (Courtesy Ian Ferguson) Skywings magazine is also read by countless more hang gliding and paragliding pilots and organisations around the world who have purchased an International Skywings magazine subscription from our on-line shop. Freely available electronic copies of Skywings magazine are also published each month on our Skywings page. These can be viewed online as a flipbook magazine, or downloaded as a pdf document. When viewing the magazine online on a device with a small screen, we recommend that you select the single page option in the menu at the top of each issue.

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