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SECTION 2: THE WORKFORCE STRATEGY <strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong><br />
SECTION 2.1: HOW WE HOPE THE <strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong> WILL BE USED<br />
In this first iteration of the Implementation Plan, 2008-2009 actions and milestones by key partners in the wider Further Education system that will contribute towards the achievement of<br />
outcomes are listed. It is hoped that these actions will be useful to providers as a ‘mirror’ <strong>for</strong> their own work<strong>for</strong>ce development strategies and programmes and will help to reflect their<br />
priorities <strong>for</strong> the development of their own work<strong>for</strong>ces over the coming year, as the sector responds to meeting the challenges of helping achieve economic and social goals <strong>for</strong> prosperity<br />
and cohesion in England. As part of the <strong>for</strong>mal launch programme <strong>for</strong> the Work<strong>for</strong>ce Strategy Implementation Plan, possible uses by and further refinements <strong>for</strong> use by individual<br />
providers of the actions and contributions will be discussed. Planning is underway <strong>for</strong> a series of regional and sub-regional launches to put the Implementation Plan into the context of the<br />
wider work<strong>for</strong>ce development.<br />
The plan draws on the committed actions submitted by each of the following partner organisations:<br />
• Association <strong>for</strong> College Management (ACM)<br />
• Association of Colleges (AoC)<br />
• Association of National Specialist Colleges (Natspec)<br />
• Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL)<br />
• Association of Learning Providers (ALP)<br />
• British Educational Communications and Technology<br />
Agency (BECTA)<br />
• Centre <strong>for</strong> Excellence in Leadership (CEL)<br />
• Department <strong>for</strong> Children, Schools and Families (DCSF)<br />
• Department <strong>for</strong> Innovation, Universities and <strong>Skills</strong><br />
(DIUS)<br />
• Department <strong>for</strong> Work and Pensions (DWP)<br />
• Institute <strong>for</strong> Learning (IfL)<br />
• Learning and <strong>Skills</strong> Network (LSN)<br />
• Local Education Authority <strong>for</strong> the Education of Adults<br />
(LEAFEA)<br />
• <strong>Life</strong>long Learning UK (LLUK)<br />
• National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)<br />
• National Network of Local Adult Learning Providers<br />
(HOLEX)<br />
• Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA)<br />
• Quality <strong>Improvement</strong> Agency (QIA)<br />
• Ofsted<br />
• Training and Development Agency <strong>for</strong> Schools (TDA)<br />
• University and College Union (UCU)<br />
• UNISON<br />
Contact details <strong>for</strong> all contributors are listed in Section 4 as Appendix 4.1 <strong>for</strong> individual providers to find out more or access particular services or programmes.<br />
16 WORKFORCE STRATEGY FOR THE FURTHER EDUCATION SECTOR <strong>IMPLEMENTATION</strong> <strong>PLAN</strong>