Level 1 Qualification Provider Seeks New Funding Stream

Concrew Training has been approached by an East Midlands based private provider who is looking to identify potential budget holders who could benefit from an established quality assured programme that will deliver guaranteed level 1 outputs throughout 2015/2016 with the minimum of burden to the funding provider.

We are told that:

The programme provides support, guidance and qualifications that assist learners in setting up their own businesses.

All the courses delivered appear on the 2015/2016 SFA funding register

Historically the programme was funded through local authority adult learning and skills budgets where more than 1000 accredited outputs were achieved by non-employed learners in 3 years. 

Drastic reductions in ALS budgets means the programme is no longer supported which leaves significant numbers of learners, interesting in self employment without initial support and guidance.

The programme has grown year on year. The provider has the potential and capacity to expand into the surrounding counties through accredited Enterprise Agencies

The provider holds accreditation with the SFEDI awarding organisation and is used to delivering with minimal interventions.  Historic internal quality assurance by the previous funding provider consistently graded the teaching delivery as “outstanding”

If you have access to funding and are interested in supporting this output positive programme please contact us and we will be pleased to put you in touch with the programme provider


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