Capita’s 9th National Conference
Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEET)
Thursday 29th April, 2010 – Central London
Booking Reference TSDE
Please note that we are now taking bookings on this popular and highly practical event, which is CPD Certified, and includes contributions from the DCSF and UK Youth.
This event is an excellent learning opportunity for anyone involved with NEETs, especially those in Youth Services, Children in Care & Leaving Care Teams, Connexions, YOTs and DAATs, NEET Strategy & 14-19 Teams, LEAs, Schools & Colleges, and Employment Engagement Teams. Please feel free to forward these details on to anyone you feel would benefit from attending.
Please
click here to download a copy of the conference brochure, which includes full pricing details, in pdf format, or e-mail me at
david.moffat@capita.co.uk if you would like the brochure sending as an attachment.
THE BOOKING REFERENCE CODE IS TSDM. YOU MUST QUOTE THIS WHEN BOOKING.
Chaired by John Bateman OBE,Chief Executive, UK Youth, our expert speakers include:
- Oliver Newton, NEET Policy Manager, DCSF
- Rob Wye, Strategic Director of Strategy and Employment, Young People’s Learning Agency
- Mary Vine-Morris, Director, London 14-19 Regional Planning Group
- Young people who have experienced NEET services
- Eddie Stride, Chief Executive, City Gateway
- Peter Wong, Connexions Manager, Milton Keynes Council
- Dr Jane Evans, Research and Policy Officer, Barnardos
- Sally Orlopp, Education and Enterprise Director, A4e
- Annie Darby OBE, Asgard Project Lead, North East Lincolnshire PCT
The economic downturn has prompted a dramatic increase in the number of young people becoming NEET.
Capita’s 9th National NEET Conference, held in London, brings together central government policy makers, key stakeholders and leading practice to identify how services can be improved for young people to ensure access employment and training to allow them to maximize their potential.
Benefits of Attending include:
- Hear the DCSF and the YPLA give a comprehensive strategic roundup of NEETs policy for 2010, including the January Guarantee and raising the participation age
- Hear directly from young people on their experience of NEET services and the steps needed to make progress
- Understand how you can support young people aged 18-24 who are NEET into employment through apprenticeship schemes
- Take part in our interactive panel discussion to address the challenges faced by teenage parents, young offenders and Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children
- Discover how working with the voluntary sector can help to successfully reduce the number of young people who are NEET
- Benefit from the experience of an innovative partnership between a school and Connexions service to ensure young people receive dedicated care and support
You are strongly advised to book now as places for this extremely popular event are limited. Please
click here for a conference brochure, or call me direct on 0207 202 0647 and I will send it to you as an attachment.
Places can be booked on this event either by filling out and returning the booking form on the final page of the conference
brochure by fax to 0870 165 8989, by e-mailing me a scanned copy of a completed form, or by e-mailing the delegate details directly to me at
david.moffat@capita.co.uk
Alternatively you can book online by
clicking here and using Booking Reference Code
TSDM.
THE BOOKING REFERENCE CODE IS TSDM. YOU MUST QUOTE THIS WHEN BOOKING.
For information on our block booking discounts, or if you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me using the details below.
Our group discounts are as follows:
Book 3 people, the 3rd delegate goes half price
Book 5 people, the 5th delegate goes free
Book 10 people, the 8th delegate goes half price and the 9th and 10th delegate goes
Free.
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David Moffat
Capita Conferences
4th Floor, Dean Bradley House,
52 Horseferry Road
London
SW1P 2AF
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*Please note that already discounted Registered Charity places are not eligible for any further discounts*
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