Sentences with phrase «early years workforce»

She continues to teach and represent the Atkinson Centre, collaborating with the AECEO and the OCBCC on the mobilizing early years workforce in the Decent Work Project.

Activities included training professionals (via sessions provided by the Fatherhood Institute *), a photographic exhibition, a film, a calendar, website, a celebration event, «Fathers» Fridays» in early years settings and schools, initiatives to engage local media, a review of males in the local early years workforce, a «lessons learnt» booklet and other strategies.

Getting a job in ecology can be tough, but NEON arguably has been hiring more ecologists than anyplace else: Earlier this year its workforce topped some 400 permanent and 100 summer employees.

A diverse Early Years workforce can help children, especially those from deprived backgrounds, to visualise their futures and fulfil their educational potential.

The inquiry, held by the All - Party Parliamentary Groups on Parents & Families, and Social Mobility, found that «female domination of the early years workforce, combined with ingrained gender stereotypes, has created an environment of family support services which are aimed almost exclusively at women, and which, inadvertently, do not appear to sufficiently value the role of fathers.»

If you are working to improve the gender balance in your early years workforce, tell us what's working, and what isn't... what the challenges are, and what you're doing to overcome them.

Men In The Early Years #MITEY is a campaign the Fatherhood Institute is developing, to help increase the diversity and gender balance of the early years workforce.

Its report said the Government should «encourage early years services to actively engage fathers by clarifying guidance, promoting activities that are accessible to fathers, and promoting the participation of men in the early years workforce.»

How can we attract more men into London's Early Years workforce?

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#MITEY (Men In The Early Years) is our campaign to improve the gender balance of the UK's early years workforce.

#MITEY has emerged in response to the continuing lack of a coordinated, national drive to tackle the dearth of men in the early years workforce.

Almost 20 years ago (in 1998), the UK's Teacher Training Agency and DfES set a target for the early years workforce to increase male recruitment to 6 % by 2004.

Offering childcare workers the level of training and support that befits the importance of what they do by improving the qualifications and status of the early years workforce.

He added that a # 6.3 million programme was also in the works, to provide qualifications for the early years workforce.

It recommends that more money should be invested in the early years workforce, including specialist support and measures introduced to help parents encourage reading at home.

We are also putting in place new measures to improve the SEND training available to school staff, including tools to develop the role of early years SEND coordinators — building on a commitment set out in our Early Years Workforce Strategy.»

«This is why we put in place new measures to improve the SEND training available to school staff, including tools developed through our work with organisations like nasen, to boost the profile of early years professionals working with children who have additional learning needs — building on a commitment set out in our Early Years Workforce Strategy.»

To achieve this, it wants more investment in the early years workforce, including specialist support and help for parents to encourage reading at home.

The National College for Teaching and Leadership works to improve the quality of the education and early years workforce and helps schools to help each other improve.

In tandem, we convened a Task Force, Mobilizing the Early Years Workforce: Community Voices on Decent Work in Early Childhood comprised of researchers, academics, RECEs, employers and policy experts to guide and our inform our work.

In tandem with the Building Skills for Change training, we convened a Task Force, Mobilizing the Early Years Workforce: Community Voices on Decent Work in Early Childhood comprised of researchers, academics, RECEs, employers and policy experts to guide and our inform our work.

Recently released resources from the Early Childhood Development field are creating a stronger focus on issues important to the early years workforce, such as continuous professional development (CPD).

NPA Mission Statement: «Improving the learning of young children with disabilities, and the skills of their parents, through providing quality training and support for Portage home visitors and the early years workforce.»

«Improving the learning of young children with disabilities, and the skills of their parents, through providing quality training and support for Portage home visitors and the early years workforce.»