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Basic Skills Agency (Commonwealth House)
« Basic Skills in New Technologies for Young Offenders » |
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This innovative project will
design and develop training materials and utilise new technologies to help young people
who have been marginalised by imprisonment or offending behaviour in participating member
states. The project aims to provide NGO's and national organisations working in the field
of basic skills with materials and methodologies that link work to improve basic skills
with relevant contextualised programmes of integration and capacity building for young
people.
Partners include national basic skills agencies, prison services and
prisons in 4 member states. Each member state will nominate a number of staff to receive
the appropriate IT/Web training in basic skills issues via directed training inputs
(accredited), related to their main functions and activities. Participating organisations
will identify, recruit and select students, undertake initial assessment, formulate
individual learning programmes and provide initial and ongoing support. The developed
training modules and teaching materials will be tested for young people with poor basic
skills and staff working in prisons with young offenders.
The newly developed modular learning programme will be integrated into
mainstream occupational training. Each stage of the project will incorporate evaluation
activity and the project will be disseminated widely in each of the four participating
countries. It is envisaged that the project will have considerable outcomes, including
identified gains in basic skills; secondary gains relating to social inclusion such as
reduced offending and homelessness and the improvement of participation/employment gains;
new training and technology for use within participating member states; enhanced staff
development; models for further dissemination.
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Coordinator of the projet
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Personne de contact: Jim PATEMAN
Téléphone: +44-171-405 40 17
E-mail: jimp@basic-skills.co.uk |
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Partners |
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Kingdom
Basic Skills Agency
Alan Wells
Director
Commonwealth House
1-19 New Oxford Street
WC1A 1NU London
Tel :0044 207 405 4017
Fax : 0044 207 440 6626
alanw@basic-skills.co.uk
Cambridge Training & Development Ltd
Martin Good
Lincoln House
The Paddocks
374 Cherry Hinton Road
Cambridge CB1 8DH
Tel : 0044 1223 470480
Fax : 0044 1223 582551
marting@ctad.co.uk
HM Prison Service
Jan Woodling
Project Manager
Education Services
8th Floor, Amp House
15 Dingwall Road
Croydon, CR0 2LX
Tel : 0044 208 76014705
Fax : 0044 208 7601855
education@prisons-educ.demon.co.uk
France
Groupe Permanent de Lutte contre Illetrisme (GPLI)
Christine El Hayek
9-11 rye George, Pitard
75740 Paris
Tel : 00 33 1 53 68 78 01
Fax : 00 33 1 53 68 78 00
aufa.ed@imaginet.fr |
Belgium
Vlaams Ondersteuningscentrum voor de Basiseducatie
Hugo Verdurmen
Frankrijklei 64
2000 Antwerpen
Belgium
Tel : 00 31 3 213 81 61
hugo.verdurmen@vocb.be
Penitentiar Centrum
Marthe Rombouts
Prison Address
Steenweg op Wortel 1
2330 Merksplas
Tel : 00 32 14 63 91 20
Marthe Rombouts
Centre for Adult Basic Education
Stationstraat 82
2300 Turnhout
Tel : 00 32 14 42 87
Ireland
National Adult Literacy Association (NALA)
Inez Bailey
76 Lower Gardinier Street
Dublin 1
Tel : 00 353 1 623 2737
Fax : 00 353 1 855 5475
nala@iol.ie
Wheatfield Place of Detention
Mary Kett
Prison
Clover Hill Road
Coldalkin
Dublin 22
Teachers Centre, Mount Joy,
N. Circular Road,
Dublin 7
Tel : 00 353 1 623 2737
Fax : 00 353 1 623 3506
edwheat@iol.ie
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