It's @_UKCoaching Week, and we're shining a light on John Winder, Tutor and Development Executive at Competence. Coaching isn't just a job for him; it's his genuine passion. Join us as we take a closer look at John's insights.
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Who doesn't love a goal of the month competition?
(All that's missing for those of a certain age is the o.g. backing track... @Lightning_Seeds.)
What's your pick of these goals @IanZBroudie?
๐งญ ๐ From Middlesbrough to Plymouth, Competence helps @LFEonline gain oversight of nearly 2,000 learners across their apprenticeship and study programmes. ๐ฌ๐ง
๐ข Hear from their CEO Sarah Stephen about the impact of our platform...
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Guys, @gstwitr is 99% of the way to his target of raising ยฃ3,500 for Highfield Cricket Club. That means it will only cost one of you lucky people ยฃ20 to get him over the line. And, he's also only 26 people short of reaching the fabled 'ton' of donors...
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Can learners, tutors, managers, employers, IVs and EVs all easily see not only progress made, but in relation to expected progress? Find the answer to this and other popular questions we get here:
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Just switched on BBC2 (it's that kind of Sunday) to see that Pride and Prejudice (1940) is on. Laurence Olivier seems to be both overacting AND wooden at the same time. Anyway, screenplay co-written by Aldous Huxley.
Aldous Huxley! Can that be true?
Nothingโs ever straightforward is it?
When we decided to create a new website๐, we knew that it needed to describe what it is that we do and - much more importantly - what it means to those we do it for.
But we seem to do many different things for many different people! ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ๐๐ปโโ๏ธ
Looking for inspiration. Tell me of some favourite circular walks within, say, 45 minutes drive from Oxford. Or accessible by train/bus. Slow inclines fine but not too steep, and am slightly nervous of wobbly Stiles* when I'm on my own. Varying distances up to about 6 miles? TIA