Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills
The Juvenile Secure Estate for Young People Aged 15-17
How well do learners achieve?

In effective self-assessment, achievement is evaluated by the extent to which learners...

1.7are prepared for effective participation in the workplace and in the community.

Success in adult literacy, numeracy and ESOL provision in the juvenile secure estate context means learners...

1.7.1are clear about what full-time, suitable education, training or employment placement has been arranged immediately on release to the community.
1.7.2are provided with learning experiences that are relevant to their interests, strengths and aspirations.
1.7.3receive initial and ongoing assessment to identify their literacy, numeracy and/or language needs.
1.7.4acquire skills and interests that will enable them to make positive use of their leisure time.
1.7.5acquire skills and interests that foster responsible attitudes towards their communities and to citizenship in general.

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