The Challenge of Curriculum Alignment.
Aligning your curriculum to better reflect local job demand is essential to your mission. Yet without good knowledge of your local labour market and the ability to map your courses to occupations, how can you achieve this? Our aim is to give you the insight you need to shape a curriculum that is better aligned with local demand, without having to employ data experts.
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How can we Help You?
Through our detailed and holistic view of local employment trends and our ability to map your courses to local demand, we have helped around 50 colleges shape a curriculum that is better aligned to the needs of their local labour market - just as Ofsted have been calling for.
To find out how we can help you identify where your current curriculum is under or oversupplying your local labour market, and where there are gaps in your current offer that present opportunities to develop new courses, check out the free FE materials available for you to download or go to our Product Page.
Let's Talk
We'd love to hear about the issues you are grappling with when it comes to trying to align your curriculum. Contact us and we will:
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Listen
We'll listen to the challenges you face in trying to produce a curriculum that is better aligned to job demand.
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Discuss
We'll talk to you about how our solutions can help you identify both misalignment and new opportunities.
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Deliver
We'll work with you to implement our solution which will help you move towards a truly demand-led curriculum.
By working with us you will have…
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Evidence for Ofsted that your curriculum is well aligned with local occcupations.
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Assurance that you are fulfilling your mission and using public funds effectively.
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Confidence that your curriculum is closing the skills gap and improving employability.
Other Challenge we are Helping Colleges Solve
We are currently working with almost 100 colleges across the country, prodiving solutions to the following challenges. Click on the appropriate box below to find out more.
