Research and analysis

Working with employers to improve learners’ English at workplace

Ofsted good practice example showing how the provider works with employers to improve learners’ English in the workplace.

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[Withdrawn] National Centre for Food Manufacturing: good practice example

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This Ofsted good practice example shows how The National Centre for Food Manufacturing (NCFM), situated at Holbeach in South Lincolnshire has worked particularly effectively with employers to develop a high quality curriculum for improving learners’ English in the workplace. The degree of the provider’s engagement with employers to establish their requirements results in a programme that tailors each English course to business needs and to the specialist language and terminology used in a variety of food manufacturing companies.

Published 27 March 2015