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Consultation: Is learning provision for adults with learning difficulties being cut or reduced?
May 2005
At a recent meeting of the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) National Equality and Diversity Committee, the NIACE Director for Research, Development and Information, Dr Peter Lavender, spoke of anecdotal evidence that suggests cuts in provision for learners with learning difficulties. The LSC recognises its commitment to learners with learning difficulties and needs to be informed of any such provision change.
NIACE is calling for evidence about reductions, changes or cuts in provision that are seen as detrimental to the learner and the learning provision. If your learning organisation has made any reductions, changes or cuts to this provision please let us know.
In short, we need to know:
 | What reductions/changes/cuts are occurring, |
| Why are they happening (please give us as much detail as you have), |
| The effects and impacts these changes are having. |
Please either:
| submit the short questionnaire below, |
| phone Viv Berkelely on 0116 2046983, |
| text or leave a message for Viv on 07747 488 431 or |
| email viv.berkeley@niace.org.uk |
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This form can be completed electronically/on-line, or if you prefer; printed out, completed and posted to NIACE at the address below.
Thank you for your contribution. Please press the submit button, or print out the form and send it to me:
Viv Berkeley,
NIACE,
21 DeMontfort Street,
Leicester,
LE1 7GE
Viv.Berkeley@niace.org.uk
0116 2046983
