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Robert Webb, PEP consultant, set up a training consortium in the midlands; The Learning Equals Partnership. This training consortium brings together a number of councils and housing associations in the Midlands area, and provides training topics specifically designed for staff, tenants and residents on topics that they specifically request to be trained on. The Learning Equals Partnership has proved an excellent money saving training option for these council and housing associations and also brings groups of people together in excellent training environments.
For more information on the Learning Equals Partnership and to download the brochure, please click here
Following the success of the on-going Learning Equals Partnership training programme, Nick Wigg, PEP director and consultant set up the Nottingham Training Consortium. This training consortium delivers training courses requested by housing associations based in the Nottinghamshire area.
The first training course that was delivered was an IT topic training course and details of this can be found by clicking here
For further information on the Nottingham Training Consortium, or for details to join, then please click here
Bringing communities together is what PEP is all about. The Moulsecoomb Inclusion project bought together a mixed community in Brighton and tackled many issues that social exclusion can bring to a community. Further details of this project can be found here or to browse through or download or Moulsecoomb Treasures directory, please click here
Our managing Director Ian Powell and ex Chief Executive Brendan Bowles, worked together with Stockport City Council on the Stockport Learning Alliance.
The aim of this project was to investigate the feasibility of a Community Learning Alliance in Stockport and suggest a way forward.
This project gave PEP invaluable experience of how Learning Alliances can really make a difference to educating communities.
Further details of this project can be found by clicking here
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