Research and analysis

Providing support for offenders with barriers to learning

Ofsted good practice example showing how Thames Valley Probation uses multi-agency working to maximise opportunities for offender learning.

From:
Ofsted
Published
4 March 2011

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Thames Valley Probation - good practice example

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Thames Valley Probation - good practice example

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Details

This example explains how the Thames Valley Offender Skills and Employment Partnership was set up to improve the learning and skills provision available to offenders serving sentences in the community within the Thames Valley.

Published 4 March 2011