Local Authority DYW Team News
The Local Authority DYW Team produce a termly newsletter to update Teaching Staff and anyone with an interest in the DYW Agenda about all things relating to DYW.
This newsletter will keep you up to date with work-related learning & work placements, Enterprise & Employability, 16+ planning, School/College/Provider partnerships and local and national information relating to DYW. It also highlights any planned training or events.
2022-23
Term 1 Newsletter - November 2022 includes:
- Work Related Learning | Foundation Apprenticeship Spotlight | College, FA & Event Update | DYW Plan & Training Partner Special | CLPL Training Opportunities | 16+ Updates | Partner Special - MCR Pathways
2021-22
Term 3 Newsletter - January 2022 includes:
- Work Related Learning; School Leavers; Employability Team Update; DAY 1—FA Case Study; College & FA update; DYW Plan & Training; Partner Special - DYW Groups, Young Enterprise, Academy 9.
Term 4 Newsletter - May 2022 includes:
- Work Related Learning Opportunities Update; Work Experience Process; Learner Journey Dashboard; Hi-hope redesign; DYW Plan & Training; Course Applications & Transport Update; STEM Special.
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