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Councils and Colleges Collaborate on NEET Reduction Exam Centre Project

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Devon County Council, Cornwall Council, and Exeter College are collaborating on a project focused on reducing NEET status through the provision of GCSE examinations. This initiative, branded the Exeter Exam Centre Project, is being undertaken in partnership with Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education (TASO). The project received funding through the Evaluation Accelerator Fund (EAF), which supports research creating actionable evidence for government priorities.

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The collaboration aims to develop a blueprint for national good practice regarding post-16 transitions. The EAF, which evaluates projects based on their potential to inform public spending and policy decisions, provides the financial backing for this evidence-based initiative.

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Who's involved

  • Devon County CouncilParticipating in the exam centre project focused on NEET reduction.
  • Cornwall CouncilParticipating in the exam centre project focused on NEET reduction.
  • Exeter CollegeParticipating in the exam centre project focused on NEET reduction.

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