The document provides information about non-formal and community education in the United Kingdom. It outlines various target groups for NFE/CE including adults, detached youth, and community members. It then describes several institutional arrangements for NFE/CE including adult learning centers, vocational training centers, and the use of online/IT-based education. Finally, it discusses some example programs like Entry to Employment for young job seekers and New Deal for Young People.

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3. Country profile:
 Area : 243,000 sq. km Attendance--nearly 100%.
(93,000 sq. mi.)  Literacy rate--99%.
 Population: (2008 est.): 61.4
million.
 Major ethnic groups:
British, Irish, West
Indian, South Asian.
 Major religions: Church of
England (Anglican), Roman
Catholic, Church of
Scotland
(Presbyterian), Muslim.
 Education: Years
compulsory--12.
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4. NFE and CE IN UNITED
KINGDOM
Target Group:
Adult People
Detached Youth
Community people
Trade Union members
Teacher
Parents
New employee
Newcomer
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5. Institutional Arrangement &
1. Formal School (Summer
Media Community Education
9. Coleridge
School), further and higher education [Adult Education Centres (School &
institutions. Educational Establishments) serving ]
2. Church 10. Online based education system.
3. Adult learning Centre 11. Wide range use of Information
4. Family Learning Centre technology in teaching - learning
5. Vocational Training Centre : process.
YMCA Training 12. IT based packages are used for training.
6. Workers Educational Association (Adult
Education Centres (Business at Home)
serving Cambridge area )
7. Long Road Sixth Form College [Adult
Education Centres (School &
Educational) Establishments) serving
Cambridge area]
8. Life Long Learning
[Adult Education Centres (Office &
Administration) serving Cambridge
area ]

6. Contents & Themes
 Fitness
 Environmental engineering
 Ethnicity, Race & Migration
 Lesbian & Gay Studies
 Teacher preparation
 Horticulture
 Customer Service
 Distribution, warehousing and storage operations
 Functional knowledge and skills for raising a family
 Functional knowledge and skills for earning a living
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7. Facilitator
 Community member s
 Professionals of different profession
 Individual person [voluntary]
 ICT, Content and service providers
 Libraries (learning services)
 Museums (didactic services)
 Publishers from the home market
 Broadcasters
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8. Who implement?
 Enterprises
 Cultural organisations
 Voluntary organisations and NGOs
 Guidance Centres
 Clubs and other informal gathering
entities
 Trade Unions
 Municipalities
 Certifier and awarding bodies
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9. Management
 Department for Children, Schools and
Families
 Local Education Authority
 Ministry of Education [every city]
 Department for Education and Skills (DfES)
 National Learning and Skills Council
(National LSC)
 Workers’ Educational Association (WEA)
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10. Programs
1.Entry to employment
Entry to employment (E2E) is an entry to level 1 work-based
learning programme for young people (aged 16-18) who
are not yet ready to enter an
apprenticeship, employment or structured learning at
level 2.
2. New Deal for young people
New Deal is a government programme to help people
move into and remain in work. The New Deal for young
people is for those aged 18 to 24 and claiming job
seeker’s allowance (JSA). It aims to give young people
the skills, confidence and motivation to help them find
work.
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11. Continuing….
3. Parenting: Dads & Lads
Most fathers drop their children off at sporting events and
activities, only returning to collect them again at the end.
But Dads & Lads is different. Dads & Lads encourages
fathers and father figures to get involved It's a project that
encourages dads, father figures and mentors to leave the
taxi on the rank, get onto the pitch with their sons and
daughters, and join in the fun!
4. K-Kats
K-Kats Youth Club 13yrs - 19yrs
Weekly youth club for young people with special needs,
Saturdays 1.00pm to 4.00pm - all year round
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12. Question ?
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