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ABTG Achievements ABTG Achievements Curriculum Changes Health and Social Care Total=35 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 HSC1-004 FD Drug and Alcohol Abuse University of Leicester Counselling x 2 modules distance learning HSC1-005 FD Co-ordinator post University of Northampton HSC1-006 Mapping 14 – 19 diploma to HE De Montfort University programmes in Health and Social Care HSC1-007 Scoping for FDs for the School Development children’s workforce Support Agency 2 HSC2-008 Scoping FD for maternity care University of assistants Northampton HSC2-011 FD Co-ordinator post phase two University of Northampton HSC2-012 Post Graduate Certificate LOROS / University of Palliative Care Leicester HSC2-013 FD Drug and Alcohol Abuse University of Leicester Counselling x 2 additional modules distance learning HSC2-014 Enrichment activity linked to Regent College progression agreement (Regent and DMU) HSC2-015 Scoping educational needs of Derbyshire Workforce assistant practitioner workforce Development Group in the East Midlands HSC2-017 Modifications to FD Health and Lincoln PCT Social Care Practice (Lincoln PCT) HSC2-018 Modifications to FD in Children Bishop Grossetesete and Youth Services University College HSC2-019 Modifications to FD health and University of Social Care Practice (University Northampton of Northampton) HSC2-022 Diploma in public service University of interpreting Northampton HSC2-023 FD Managing Voluntary and University of Leicester Community Organisations – distance learning modules HSC2-024 FD in working with young people DMU / North – availability of places for FE Warwickshire and students Hinckley College 3 HSC3-027 Scoping FD in complementary University of and alternative medicine Northampton / Leicester HSC3-028 FD top up – managing voluntary University of Leicester and community organisations HSC3-029 FD in Complementary Grantham College Approaches to Health and Social Care HSC3-030 Short course in Complementary University of and Alternative Medicine Northampton HSC3-031 FD Drug and Alcohol Abuse University of Leicester Counselling x 3 additional modules HSC3-032 Second registration for University of Children’s Nursing distance Northampton learning HSC3-033 FD Managing Voluntary and University of Leicester Community Organisations – distance learning x 1 module HSC3-034 Certificate in the mental health University of Lincoln and well being of older people HSC3-035 One day workshop on practice University of driven research for clinical staff Northampton HSC3-036 Healthcare Assistant clinical St. Andrews development programme for In- Healthcare patient care HSC3-049 FD in Public Health (scoping) South Leicestershire College HSC3-037 FD in Complementary South Leicestershire Approaches to Health and College Social Care – delivery at South Leicester College HSC3-039 Second registration for University of Children’s Nursing distance Northampton learning x more modules HSC3-040 Clinical Skills for In Patient St. Andrews Psychiatric Nursing Healthcare HSC3-038 PG Diploma Cognitive University of Leicester Behaviour Therapy 4 HSC4-045 Accredited modules for University of paramedics Northampton HSC4-046 East Midlands Assistant Derbyshire Workforce Practitioner Project Team HSC4-048 Evaluation of HSC ABTG n/a HSC4-050 Doctorate of Professional University of Practice Northampton Food and Drink Total = 16 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 FAD1-002 FD Primary Food Production - University of Lincoln scoping 2 FAD2-005 FD Food Packaging-scoping University of Lincoln FAD2-007 Development of distance University of Lincoln learning materials for FDs FAD2-008 Scoping study for Technical University of Lincoln ESOL Bridging Course 3 FAD3-011 Specialist consultancy for the n/a LLN FAD3-012 Scoping for full time FD in Food University of Lincoln Manufacturing FAD3-015 Scoping for short course across University of Lincoln, HE and FE in Food Safety Riseholme College Management FAD3-016 Scoping for international FD for University of Lincoln Food Managers in Retail FAD3-017 Scoping to explore a common University of Lincoln approach to credit across HE and FE through inclusion of an FD unit FAD3-018 Scoping demand for FD in University of Lincoln Process Automation and Robotics for Agri-Food Industry 4 FAD4-021 Evaluation Food and drink n/a ABTG FAD4-022 Scoping-Effective Maintanance University of Lincoln and Manufacturing for Agri- Food Industry FAD4-023 Scoping need for Access University of Lincoln course for FD in Food Manufacture FAD4-024 Scoping for FDs in East University of Lincoln Midlands tailored for particular companies FAD4-025 Mapping Managing People University of Lincoln Module to Professional Qualification in Team Leadership FAD4-026 Curriculum development University of Lincoln following scoping -Effective Maintenance and Manufacturing for Agri-Food Industry Creative Industries Total = 23 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 CIS1-001 UCPD Community theatre De Montfort University CIS1-002 UCPD Interior Design De Montfort University 2 CIS2-007 Facilitating internationalisation De Montfort University of creative enterprise CIS2-008 Scoping FD in digital De Montfort University / technologies, production and Leicester College performance CIS2-010 Scoping fashion and textiles De Montfort University course for delivery in a community setting CIS2-011 Researching the impact of LME De Montfort University on creative students CIS2-012 Scoping short course – shoe De Montfort University technology for buyers CIS2-013 Music Industry Management - Regent College scoping CIS2-016 Design and production for print Leicester College and Multi-Media CIS2-017 FD Development in Leicester College Performance (Musical Theatre) CIS2-018 FD Development in Leicester College / De Performance (Dance) Montfort University CIS2-019 FD Development in Leicester College / De Performance ( Acting) Montfort University 3 CIS3-020 Identifying viable sub-sectors n/a for curriculum development in CI’s CIS3-021 FD Development for University of Contemporary Working Artists Northampton CIS3-026 Heritage MA Bishop Grosseteste University College CIS3-009 Road Shows for Textiles De Montfort University (targeting boys) CIS3-023 SLC Project Lead for n/a Curriculum Development CIS3-035 DMU Fashion and Textiles in De Montfort University the Community CIS3-036 MA Conservation of Historic University of Lincoln Objects 4 CIS4-037 Evaluation Creative Industries n/a ABTG activity CIS4-038 Best Practice Guide for n/a Curriculum Development CIS4-039 Best Practice Guide for From Dusk 2 Dawn Freelancers in the Creative Industries CIS4-041 An evaluation of the success of De Montfort University UCPDs in Business Enterprise Construction Total = 17 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 CON1-001 Survey of Barriers to Learning Lincoln College CON1-002 Alignment of bridging course Lincoln College content to FD CON1-004 Scoping for Regional FD Lincoln College 2 CON2-008 Construction Skills Research re ConstructionSkills Diploma CON2-005 Recruiting e-learning n/a companies/Market Research CON2-006 Writing learning materials Various CON2-007 Converting materials for University of Derby distance learning CON2-009 Technology expert author Nottingham Trent advisor University 3 CON3-010 Access to level 4 enrichment Lincoln College events for level 3 learners CON3-012 I4L website hosting and support n/a CON3-013 Construction Repository EMFEC Consultation Events CON3-014 Summit Skills renewable taster Stephenson College days CON3-015 Scoping curriculum n/a requirements for level4 in housing sector CON3-017 Mapping resources for FD in Lincoln College Building Services Engineering 4 CON4- Encouraging partners to use Moulton College / 019b constructionsite University of Birmingham CON4-027 Evaluation of Construction n/a ABTG activity CON4-028 Inclusion of conservation event n/a information on constructionsite Bridging Courses Health and Social Care Total = 6 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 HSC1-001 Tools for learning module Bishop Grosseteste University College HSC1-002 Bridging/APEL course to FD University of Northampton 2 HSC2-009 Mental Health Care Training for University of Primary Care Practitioners Northampton HSC2-010 NOCN level 3-4 Certificate and University of Bridging Programme Northampton HSC2-020 Preparing to study counselling University of Leicester 3 HSC3-039 OCN Community Development University of level3 and Access programme Northampton Food and Drink Total = 4 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 2 FAD2-006 60 credit Certificate in Food University of Lincoln Manufacturing 3 FAD3-010 Short course delivery to widen n/a LLN participation FAD3-019 Bridging from FD to BSc Equine University of Lincoln, Studies and Animal Riseholme College Management FAD3-020 Bridging from FE to HE onto FD University of Lincoln, Equine Studies and Animal Riseholme College Management Creative Industries Total = 8 Year Reference Description Lead Institution 1 CIS1-001 UCPD Community Theatre De Montfort University / Brooksby Melton College CIS1-002 UCPD Interior Design De Montfort University / North Warwickshire and Hinckley College 2 CIS2-005 UCPD Media DMU / South Leicestershire College CIS2-015 Creative Industries Road De Montfort University Shows 3 CIS3-014 UCPD Production and Leicester College / De Performance Montfort University CIS3-033 UCPD in Practice Leicester College / De (performance-Acting) Montfort University CIS3-034 UCPD in Practice Leicester College / De (performance-Dance) Montfort University CIS3-029 UCPD Music Industry Regent College Management Construction
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