A partnership enquiry should explain the learning or community need you want to address. Introduce your organisation and the people you serve, then describe the change you hope a collaboration could support. A clear purpose gives both organisations a basis for discussing whether their interests and capabilities align.
Explore more →Formal study is one part of a learning journey. People also develop capabilities through practice, work, observation and conversation. Recognising these settings makes it easier to describe what someone already knows and where further support would help. It also creates space for people whose experience does not fit neatly into a single qualification.
Explore more →The GECP programme family brings together several ways to connect education with practical opportunity. You do not need to understand the whole network before making an enquiry. Start by describing what you want to learn, the decision you face or the experience you want to contribute. That purpose helps identify a relevant first conversation.
Explore more →Discover how GECP’s programme family connects education, practical skills, career pathways and community knowledge.
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