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Making a Difference

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To find out more about how Learning South West has worked with and supported the individuals pictured on our home page click on the links below.


Kenny Grant pictured with Paula Jones, Learning South West’s Regional Learning and Skills Development Manager and Karen Wilkinson, LLUK’s Standards and Qualification Officer at the LLUK focus group on developing national occupational standards for the work based learning sector held at Bishops Hull House in September 2007 

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David Baynham and Ernie Young (right), Operations Manager and ‘Smart Business Coach’ at SAM Tooling in Gloucestershire in autumn 2007. Smart Business Coaching is part of the Greater Expectations project

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Jayesh Rajyaguru, 19, sits on the South West Regional Assembly with support from Learning South West’s Regional Youth Work Unit. He is pictured on the docks in his home city of Bristol in autumn 2007 

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Kaye Kerridge, Lecturer in Numeracy and Key Skills at Weymouth College and Isabel Peters, Curriculum Manager for Skills for Life at Poole Adult Learning at Poole Adult Learning in autumn 2007. Kaye and Isabel coordinated a numeracy network set up as part of Learning South West’s Crystal Chandelier project

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Paul Bright Chief Executive of the Cornwall Sustainable Building Trust at Learning South West’s 2007 Summer Conference. The Trust is an ABC Awards Acredited Centre delivering the ABC Awards Level 2 Certificate in Sustainable Energy 

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