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Employer engagement to benefit learners and businesses

Ofsted good practice example showing how East London Advanced Technology Training (ELATT) develops relationships with businesses.

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Ofsted
Published
22 October 2015

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This good practice example shows how East London Advanced Technology Training (ELATT) develops relationships with businesses that are trying to fulfil their corporate social responsibility. Together they create bespoke programmes that benefit both learners and the businesses.

The programmes range from one-off events, such as supporting a conversation club for learners who speak English as an additional language, through to extended work experience placements and mentoring.

Learners benefit greatly through applying and extending the skills and knowledge they gain in the classroom into the workplace.

Published 22 October 2015