Adult and other education services

Tender description

Wrexham’s ACL Partnership seeks to support Welsh Government’s ACL strategy by offering a diverse range of courses including both accredited and non-accredited learning opportunities. for Essential Skills and employment related training. Wrexham’s ACL Partnership seeks to support Welsh Government’s ACL strategy by offering a diverse range of courses including both accredited and non-accredited learning opportunities. for Essential Skills and employment related training. The partnership seeks to appoint providers who are able to provide a range of services to adults. These include: • supporting those taking the first steps into learning, • providing skills for life and embedding basic skills, • providing skills for independent living and skills for work, • contributing to personal development and wellbeing, and • developing active citizenship. (Welsh Government, 2016). Wrexham’s ACL Partnership seeks to support Welsh Government’s ACL strategy by offering a diverse range of courses including both accredited and non-accredited learning opportunities. for Essential Skills and employment related training. The partnership seeks to appoint providers who are able to provide a range of services to adults. These include: • supporting those taking the first steps into learning, • providing skills for life and embedding basic skills, • providing skills for independent living and skills for work, • contributing to personal development and wellbeing, and • developing active citizenship. (Welsh Government, 2016). Wrexham’s ACL Partnership seeks to support Welsh Government’s ACL strategy by offering a diverse range of courses including both accredited and non-accredited learning opportunities. for Essential Skills and employment related training. The partnership seeks to appoint providers who are able to provide a range of services to adults. These include: • supporting those taking the first steps into learning, • providing skills for life and embedding basic skills, • providing skills for independent living and skills for work, • contributing to personal development and wellbeing, and • developing active citizenship. (Welsh Government, 2016).