Award of a Call of Contract under Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Literacy Support for prisoners at HMP Hull

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£34,568

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  • Education and training services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

5 days ago

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Award of a Call of Contract under Prison Education Dynamic Purchasing System for Literacy Support for prisoners at HMP Hull to provide and facilitate a Literacy and reading development programme that will improve the reading ability of low level and non-readers to allow them to progress and develop by overcoming the barriers that exist because of low-level reading ability.

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