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Anna Strelow commented,
Hi Clare Yes they are EEP hours. The following is from the ILR Spec re planned learning hours field which contain hours for only DfE approved quals. 16-19 (excluding Apprenticeships) funded learners This field should be completed with the total planned timetabled hours spent on DfE approved qualifications only (see the 16-19 (excluding Apprenticeships) funding documentation for further information). Other timetabled hours for non-qualification activity that make up a study programme for a learner with learning aims, should be recorded in the Planned employability, enrichment and pastoral hours field. The total of both hours fields are used to determine the full or part-time funding rate for the learner. Kind regards, Anna
Hi Clare Yes they are EEP hours. The following is from the ILR Spec re planned learning hours field which contain hours for only DfE approved quals. 16-19 (excluding Apprenticeships) funded learner...
Anna Strelow commented,
It means that for a a learner who already has the required grade it meets the COF but it cannot be delivered in order to satisfy the COF requirements. Kind regards, Anna
It means that for a a learner who already has the required grade it meets the COF but it cannot be delivered in order to satisfy the COF requirements. Kind regards, Anna
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Anna Strelow commented,
Hi Bill It will generate funding for a withdrawal on day 42 but you will need to consider the following: From the ILR Spec regarding start date It is sufficient for the date held in this field to be accurate to within a week, providing that any approximation does not result in a learner being wrongly included or excluded in the funding calculations. And also if it is a continuing programme from a previous year the six weeks are measured from the learner's first date of attendance, which might not necessarily be 1 August and in this case the annual planned hours must be updated to remove all of the hours within the funding year for these learning aims, except for any planned hours actually delivered within the first six weeks. The 50% reduction in funding affects the retention factor and not in year. Kind regards, Anna
Hi Bill It will generate funding for a withdrawal on day 42 but you will need to consider the following: From the ILR Spec regarding start date It is sufficient for the date held in this field to...
Anna Strelow commented,
Hi You don't need ZPROG but you do need to use the following for work ex https://guidance.submit-learner-data.service.gov.uk/22-23/psm/article/recording-work-experience Recording work experience 16-19 study programmes include a work experience element which must be recorded on the ILR. Record the work experience element using the learning aim reference ZWRKX001 (Work experience/placement) . Record the work experience element of a Supported internship use the learning aim reference Z0002347 (Supported internship). Kind regards, Anna
Hi You don't need ZPROG but you do need to use the following for work ex https://guidance.submit-learner-data.service.gov.uk/22-23/psm/article/recording-work-experience Recording work experience 16...
Anna Strelow commented,
Please see below clarification from the ESFA that ZTPR codes are not expected to have any hours assigned to them. The ZTPR class code is a flag to tell us what T level route the student is doing their T Level Transition Programme in, and to determine programme cost weights, but no, we wouldn’t expect there to be any hours assigned to this learning aim in the planned hours recorded for the student. You should record additional learning aims (either external regulated qualifications or class codes representing in-house provision) to reflect activity for which the student has planned hours recorded. Please do not hesitate to contact us again if you have any further queries. Kind regards Samantha ESFA Customer Service Kind regards, Anna
Please see below clarification from the ESFA that ZTPR codes are not expected to have any hours assigned to them. The ZTPR class code is a flag to tell us what T level route the student is doing th...
Anna Strelow commented,
I see that the AEB rules have been updated today. Update from GOV.UK for: Education and Skills Funding Agency Adult education budget (AEB) funding rules 2021 to 2022 Page summary: Sets out the rules that apply to ESFA funded AEB provision for the 2021 to 2022 funding year. Change made: We’ve updated the funding rules to confirm that all Ukrainian adults and their family members supported through the Ukraine Family Scheme and Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme are immediately eligible for FE 19+ funding and are exempt from the 3-year residency requirement as per the current AEB funding rules. Time updated: 1:02pm, 23 March 2022
I see that the AEB rules have been updated today. Update from GOV.UK for: Education and Skills Funding Agency Adult education budget (AEB) funding rules 2021 to 2022 Page summary:Sets ...
Anna Strelow commented,
The following was part of the AOC funding and finance briefing last week. Ukraine issues Three points to note: The government opened registrations for a Ukraine humanitarian sponsorship scheme on Monday and has already had more than 100,000 expressions of interest. mainly from individuals. Individual sponsors are expected to provide housing for a minimum of 6 months. The government will pay a monthly thank-you payment of £350 a month and will carry some checks but will leave it to but will stand back from organising the accomodation or the sponsorship. Refugees will get visas of up to 3 years which will allow them to work and access benefits (including state funded education). The government has not yet published the arrangements for organisational sponsors but hopes to encourage business, charity and university involvement. It is possible that a few colleges with spare residential accomodation or links to host families could make something of this scheme. DfE will be updating its funding rules to take account of these new Ukranian visas. The government has sanctioned a number of individuals with connections to the Russian government and has secured passage for an Economic Crime Bill that will speed up the process. Colleges are not really in this sort of market but now might be a good time to check your money laundering compliance policy
The following was part of the AOC funding and finance briefing last week. Ukraine issues Three points to note: The government opened registrations for a Ukraine humanitarian sponsorship scheme on ...
Anna Strelow commented,
Could you use a Z Category E Non Reg code? Category E: Non Regulated Provision (16 to19 (excluding Apprenticeships) funded, Other 16 to 19 funded, Other Adult funded, Apprenticeships, Nonfunded) I can't find a Learning AIm Class Code document for 21/22 but here is the link for 20/21 https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/904561/Learning_Aim_Class_Codes_2020_to_2021_V1.pdf
Could you use a Z Category E Non Reg code? Category E: Non Regulated Provision (16 to19 (excluding Apprenticeships) funded, Other 16 to 19 funded, Other Adult funded, Apprenticeships, Nonfunded) ...
Anna Strelow commented,