Inside Learning: Talking Prison Education http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/website en LTE Group Prison education matters. It helps prisoners develop the skills they need to get a job, break the cycle of reoffending and turn their lives around. Join experts from Novus and influencers from across the offender learning sector as we explore cutting edge prison education pedagogy, policy and practice. Hosted by Steve Exley. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/e84f615a-f88d-11ed-8afe-3ba1373a6b4a/image/Int111_-_Novus_Podcast_Tile_3000x3000px_B-01.jpg?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress Inside Learning: Talking Prison Education http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/website no episodic CommunicorpUK Prison education matters. It helps prisoners develop the skills they need to get a job, break the cycle of reoffending and turn their lives around. Join experts from Novus and influencers from across the offender learning sector as we explore cutting edge prison education pedagogy, policy and practice. Hosted by Steve Exley. Prison education matters. It helps prisoners develop the skills they need to get a job, break the cycle of reoffending and turn their lives around. Join experts from Novus and influencers from across the offender learning sector as we explore cutting edge prison education pedagogy, policy and practice. Hosted by Steve Exley.

]]> CommunicorpUK kyle.evans@voiceworks.ai Arts and enrichment – and why they add value and impact to prison education http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/arts-and-enrichment-and-why-they-add-value-and-impact-to-prison-education When discussing reducing reoffending and supporting prisoners into work, the important role played by the arts in prisons rarely gets a mention. But this often-overlooked area can offer a valuable means of enabling prisoners to engage with education, many for the first time, as well as providing routes into employment in this thriving sector. Novus’ Sarah Hartley joins Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Hollie Smith-Charles from Arts Council England to discuss how creativity can enrich the livers of prisoners and offer an access point to learning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Wed, 10 May 2023 11:22:11 -0000 Arts and enrichment – and why they add value and impact to prison education full 1 4 CommunicorpUK When discussing reducing reoffending and supporting prisoners into work, the important role played by the arts in prisons rarely gets a mention. But this often-overlooked area can offer a valuable means of enabling prisoners to engage with education,... When discussing reducing reoffending and supporting prisoners into work, the important role played by the arts in prisons rarely gets a mention. But this often-overlooked area can offer a valuable means of enabling prisoners to engage with education, many for the first time, as well as providing routes into employment in this thriving sector. Novus’ Sarah Hartley joins Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Hollie Smith-Charles from Arts Council England to discuss how creativity can enrich the livers of prisoners and offer an access point to learning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices When discussing reducing reoffending and supporting prisoners into work, the important role played by the arts in prisons rarely gets a mention. But this often-overlooked area can offer a valuable means of enabling prisoners to engage with education, many for the first time, as well as providing routes into employment in this thriving sector. Novus’ Sarah Hartley joins Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Hollie Smith-Charles from Arts Council England to discuss how creativity can enrich the livers of prisoners and offer an access point to learning.

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]]> 1908 no Tackling the prison recruitment crisis, with Natasha Porter and Annick Platt http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/tackling-the-prison-recruitment-crisis-with-natasha-porter-and-annick-platt In the current labour market, recruitment is difficult. Vacancies have started to drop after the post-pandemic job boom, but employers are still struggling to hire. Employment rates have, at best, flatlined since last summer. The justice sector is one of the worst affected areas, with the leaving rate of prison officers reaching a new all-time high of 15.3% earlier this year. What can be done to make working in prisons a more visible and attractive career path? Natasha Porter, founder and CEO of Unlocked Graduates, and Novus’ director of operations Annick Platt join host Steve Exley to discuss the challenges ahead – and what can be done to overcome them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Tue, 25 Oct 2022 10:33:17 -0000 Tackling the prison recruitment crisis, with Natasha Porter and Annick Platt full 1 3 CommunicorpUK In the current labour market, recruitment is difficult. Vacancies have started to drop after the post-pandemic job boom, but employers are still struggling to hire. Employment rates have, at best, flatlined since last summer. The justice sector is one... In the current labour market, recruitment is difficult. Vacancies have started to drop after the post-pandemic job boom, but employers are still struggling to hire. Employment rates have, at best, flatlined since last summer. The justice sector is one of the worst affected areas, with the leaving rate of prison officers reaching a new all-time high of 15.3% earlier this year. What can be done to make working in prisons a more visible and attractive career path? Natasha Porter, founder and CEO of Unlocked Graduates, and Novus’ director of operations Annick Platt join host Steve Exley to discuss the challenges ahead – and what can be done to overcome them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices In the current labour market, recruitment is difficult. Vacancies have started to drop after the post-pandemic job boom, but employers are still struggling to hire. Employment rates have, at best, flatlined since last summer. The justice sector is one of the worst affected areas, with the leaving rate of prison officers reaching a new all-time high of 15.3% earlier this year. What can be done to make working in prisons a more visible and attractive career path? Natasha Porter, founder and CEO of Unlocked Graduates, and Novus’ director of operations Annick Platt join host Steve Exley to discuss the challenges ahead – and what can be done to overcome them.

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]]> 2508 no Routes into the hospitality industry, with Fred Sirieix, Simon Sheehan and Peter Brammall http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/routes-into-the-hospitality-industry-with-fred-sirieix-simon-sheehan-and-peter-brammall-0 Fred Sirieix may be best known as host of TV shows such as First Dates, but his real passion is for prison education. He founded The Right Course charity to create realistic, industry-standard restaurants in prisons to support offenders in pursuing a career in the hospitality industry at the end of their sentence. Here, he joins The Right Course’s chief executive Simon Sheehan and Peter Brammall, deputy managing director of Novus, to talk about his experience of working with prisoners, his ambitions – and the challenges ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 09 Sep 2022 07:00:00 -0000 Routes into the hospitality industry, with Fred Sirieix, Simon Sheehan and Peter Brammall full 1 2 CommunicorpUK Fred Sirieix may be best known as host of TV shows such as First Dates, but his real passion is for prison education. He founded The Right Course charity to create realistic, industry-standard restaurants in prisons to support offenders in pursuing a... Fred Sirieix may be best known as host of TV shows such as First Dates, but his real passion is for prison education. He founded The Right Course charity to create realistic, industry-standard restaurants in prisons to support offenders in pursuing a career in the hospitality industry at the end of their sentence. Here, he joins The Right Course’s chief executive Simon Sheehan and Peter Brammall, deputy managing director of Novus, to talk about his experience of working with prisoners, his ambitions – and the challenges ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fred Sirieix may be best known as host of TV shows such as First Dates, but his real passion is for prison education. He founded The Right Course charity to create realistic, industry-standard restaurants in prisons to support offenders in pursuing a career in the hospitality industry at the end of their sentence. Here, he joins The Right Course’s chief executive Simon Sheehan and Peter Brammall, deputy managing director of Novus, to talk about his experience of working with prisoners, his ambitions – and the challenges ahead.

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]]> 824 no Building a Prison Education Service for the 21st century http://sites.libsyn.com/429933/routes-into-the-hospitality-industry-with-fred-sirieix-simon-sheehan-and-peter-brammall Prison education changes lives, but doesn’t always get the profile or political attention it deserves. In the first episode of this new podcast, recorded at the Moving On Conference 2022, host Steve Exley speaks to big names across the sector about why offender learning matters, what the future holds for the sector and what changes they would like to see. Featuring John Thornhill from the LTE Group, Ed Dorrell from Pubic First, Naomi Clayton from the Learning and Work Institute, Jon Collins from the Prisoners’ Education Trust, Annick Platt from Novus, Shane Chowen from FE Week, Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Phil Wheatley, former director general of HM Prison Service. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Fri, 05 Aug 2022 16:12:29 -0000 Building a Prison Education Service for the 21st century full 1 1 CommunicorpUK Prison education changes lives, but doesn’t always get the profile or political attention it deserves. In the first episode of this new podcast, recorded at the Moving On Conference 2022, host Steve Exley speaks to big names across the sector about... Prison education changes lives, but doesn’t always get the profile or political attention it deserves. In the first episode of this new podcast, recorded at the Moving On Conference 2022, host Steve Exley speaks to big names across the sector about why offender learning matters, what the future holds for the sector and what changes they would like to see. Featuring John Thornhill from the LTE Group, Ed Dorrell from Pubic First, Naomi Clayton from the Learning and Work Institute, Jon Collins from the Prisoners’ Education Trust, Annick Platt from Novus, Shane Chowen from FE Week, Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Phil Wheatley, former director general of HM Prison Service. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Prison education changes lives, but doesn’t always get the profile or political attention it deserves. In the first episode of this new podcast, recorded at the Moving On Conference 2022, host Steve Exley speaks to big names across the sector about why offender learning matters, what the future holds for the sector and what changes they would like to see. Featuring John Thornhill from the LTE Group, Ed Dorrell from Pubic First, Naomi Clayton from the Learning and Work Institute, Jon Collins from the Prisoners’ Education Trust, Annick Platt from Novus, Shane Chowen from FE Week, Andrea Hadley-Johnson from the National Justice Museum and Phil Wheatley, former director general of HM Prison Service.

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