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Exploring what education in Telford could look like Are you aged between 18-25 and have experienced growing up in Telford or know some one who has? Then join us, be part of discussions and activity around exploring gaps, opportunities in learning provision for young people/children in the borough and then discovering where changes in the breadth of education systems in Telford might be influenced, developed or tested. UP IT (Unlocking Potential in Telford) are meeting regularly face2face but also happy to plan online group meet ups if preferred. To learn more or engage: Message Unlocking Potential in Telford and Wrekin UPIT Unlocking Potential in Telford and Wrekin UPIT directly or email [email protected] to understand how you could be connected to this important work. Telford & Wrekin Children's Social Care Hello Telford #education #telford

Tenant Education in Action ** A 2018 study conducted by the Urban Institute found that tenant education programs can have a significant impact on the success of rental housing. The program included workshops on topics such as budgeting, credit management, and renters’ rights and responsibilities. The results of the study showed that tenants who participated in the education program were more likely to pay their rent on time, maintain their units in good condition, and have a better understanding of their rights and responsibilities. Additionally, the housing provider reported a decrease in evictions and an increase in tenant satisfaction after implementing the program.....Tenant Education = Stable Housing ** Community Mediation Services of Central Ohio •• #HousingSolutions

Tonight I am delivering the first primary school careers community of practice for primary schools across Sandwell, Dudley , Walsall and Coventry - Exciting Times !! Calling employers in #TheBlackCountry #Sandwell #Walsall #Dudley and #Coventry - we are looking for employers to support the primary schools ... 🚀 Empower the Future: Support Career-Related Learning in Primary Schools In a rapidly evolving world, the seeds of curiosity and ambition are planted early. Primary school years are where young minds begin to dream big, explore their interests, and envision the infinite possibilities that lie ahead. However, many children lack exposure to the vast array of professions that could shape their future. 🌍 Let's Shape Tomorrow Together! Imagine a world where every child believes in the boundless potential within them, where their dreams are fuelled by exposure to diverse careers. As employers, we have the power to make this vision a reality. 🤝 Tag a Fellow Employer: Let's build a movement! Tag a colleague or friend who shares this vision and encourage them to join the cause. 💼 How Can You Get Involved? - please complete the below form to register your interest SIPS Education Ltd The Careers & Enterprise Company

I see a lot of unemployed qualified teachers struggling to find jobs. My advice: Volunteer to teach in one of the schools close by your area which won’t allow you to use transport money. Build experience that would allow you to market yourself with for a paying teaching position. Bring new initiatives and Be intentional about your volunteering so that the school that you volunteering to would want you to hire you or recommend you. Be intentional You can also touch sides with me for support to make an impact #teachers #teachingjobs

“We purchased the building for Labadie Lofts in 2019 and have created 10 apartments for kids 18 to 22-years-old who have aged out of foster care and have no other place to go. We will charge them extremely affordable rent with the idea that we want them to set money aside towards their future. We're going to do case management, put together a budget and a life plan, and start to figure out where their skills are. What do they like? What are their interests? For kids who have been at risk, there are all kinds of opportunities out there and available to them. The majority of them should be able to go to college if they want to, and to be able to have scholarship assistance. The opportunities are out there, so it's just about connecting them with the opportunity. Maybe it's vocational training, maybe it's learning specific skills, or maybe doing a four-year college plan. We already have units filled, and we're continuing to build relationships to get the word out so young people know that it's here and available for them. I really believe that long term, we're going to find that this is a critical need within the community and becomes a model that people will want to replicate because it’s a critical piece preventing following generations from experiencing homelessness. It’s also important that those 10 young people can identify with a sense of community. The Bay County community is a great place to live, and having people around you that believe in you and that you can trust is important. We're going to foster that by having dinner once a week where they all help fix it together. In one part, we are teaching nutritional eating, but at the same time, there's socialization. Then we'll also have opportunities to go out and see things like a Loons game, or we'll go to a Saginaw Spirit game, or go to a concert, or a movie together. It’s providing socialization and a place of belonging that will just help them to want to invest and be here even longer. It’s more than just providing a safe place, but it's also trying to teach new habits and how to connect people.” – Dan Streeter, Rescue Ministries of Mid-Michigan #heybaycity #baycity #baycitymichigan #michiganjob #michigancareers #baycounty #baycountymichigan #youngprofessional #intern

Additional A$1B being put into Northern Territory schools. This is good, provided the money is well spent, but change needs to be more than just money. When indigenous kids’ school attendance is as low as 20% in some areas, catch-up tutoring won’t make a difference. Persuading teachers to work in remote communities is extremely hard. It’s a community effort that’s needed. Working with communities to create a culture of school attendance would be a good start. Albanese: Struggling pupils a drag on the nation https://lnkd.in/gzcPNPab

Every 100 minutes, a man or woman goes to work, never returning home to their families and loved ones. It means that every day a child’s life is forever changed. Along with the grief of losing a parent or the stress of caring for an injured parent, the children of these injured workers can no longer count on that parent’s income, and the likelihood that they cannot afford a college education increases significantly. #KidsChance is bridging that gap by providing #scholarships and support to the children of #workers who have been injured on the job. We maintain the contact information so when the time comes to consider higher education options, we reach out and connect these kids If you're the parent or guardian of a child who qualifies, or if you know someone who many be eligible, please share this link with them: https://lnkd.in/gKX67Urw #AwarenessWeek #KidsChance #scholarships

This summer I set out to outline the different state scholarships, tuition waivers, and financial aid available to college students with experience in foster care. Here's a state-by-state breakdown of what I found: #CollegesAndUniversities #HigherEducation #Scholarships #FosterCare #Students #FinancialAid

I don't have time for a super socio-political post today. Gotta get my butt in the chair and WORK! But I'd like to put out this little tiny announcement: my new organization, WeThePeople is going to consist of two roles: educators and activists. They're not exclusive to each other, but really what I'm looking for are people who would like to focus on doing the teaching and people focusing on doing the organizing and pushing activist actions. Something I want the org to accomplish is spreading responsibilities out across a larger network of people working on specialities they already have. That makes it: 1. Easier to do because you already know all about it 2. Less time-consuming with less set up Right now we're focusing heavily on education. Do you or anyone you know have experience organizing at the local and state level and have things you can teach us about your experiences, best practices, how it works? Would you be willing to write some educational stuff once or twice a month? If you do comment here or drop us a line WeThePeople. This is currently unpaid but once we get funding we plan on compensating folks for their time in the future. :)

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