Training expenditure Sample Clauses

Training expenditure. Information on training spend was sought from employers but it was difficult to get consistent and reliable information. We do have information on external funding sources as a result of work undertaken by the SSSC over the last three years to map the funding streams available to the sector in Scotland. The orginal report, Funding for Training, was published in August 2004 and an update was produced in June 2006 (and is available from the SSSC website). We know from this work that there are some 20 or so separate funding streams which can be used to train or educate people currently working in the sector. Approximately half of the funding streams are specific to this sector and the other half are ones which are available to a number of sectors (see appendix 1 for list). Given the public service nature of the sector it is thought that most training provision is funded via public expenditure. All of the funding streams listed in appendix 1 that are specific to the sector come from the Social Work Policy or Early Years Divisions of the Scottish Executive, with the exception of the disbursements from the SSSC (which is itself a non- departmental public body). Of the funding streams which are not specifically for training the sector’s workforce the most important in recent years have been Modern Apprenticeships and the European Structural Funds. Unfortunately the money available from both of these has been reduced. ESF monies are being reduced by 50% following the accession of 10 new countries to the EU in 2004. Modern Apprenticeship funding supports Modern Apprenticeships in two frameworks which are relevant to the sector, the Health & Social Care framework and the Early Years Care & Education framework. At the beginning of financial year 2006/07, Scottish Enterprise announced its decision to reduce registrations in the former by 50%. Employers were also asked about the training providers they used. Table 9 (below) outlines the responses of those who had offered training in the preceding year. Table 9: Types of training providers used by employers Number % Internal training provision 280 95% Private training provider / External consultant 228 77% FE College 216 73% HE University 50 17% Industry Body/professional association 48 16% Total 295 100% 5.3 Training providers Social service employers who did not use FE Colleges for training were asked why not. The main reason seemed to be that they were not felt to offer appropriate training in their subject areas. Th...
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