By Jo Birch-Phaure | Accredited Learning
Our bursary for accreditation has so far raised $200 through Global Giving:
The money recieved so far has been supporting highly vulnerable learners at our Youth Achievement Foundations. These centres offer supportive small group learning to re-engage with formal education often following exclusion from mainstream schooling. When we compare local data on transitions of students out of the NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) category, YAFs are successful in helping to engage and retain students in education. For non-YAF students the most popular destinations out of NEET are employment (45% in December 2010) and government supported training (34%). For YAF students most known destinations are into further education (85.2%) proving they have successfully re-engaged with learning through our accredited programmes. Our Youth Achievement Foundations can educate and re-engage a vulnerable young person from as little as £4,000 per year.
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