Learning Partners for Youth Guarantee-EMCCA

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£500,000

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  • Research and development services and related consultancy services
  • Youth education services

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Submission Deadline

3 weeks from now

Published

8 hours ago

Description

EMCCA is looking for Learning Partners to undertake work on the Youth Trailblazer project. The requirement is for:
Lot 1-Research and Learning - Responsible for mapping the existing system, conducting in-depth research into barriers faced by young people (such as transport accessibility, health conditions, access to employment), and acting as a learning partner for the programme. This role will also support local evaluation requirements and provide evidence-based recommendations for continuous improvement.
Lot 2 - Data Usage and Collaboration Insights - Tasked with mapping existing data flows, identifying opportunities to enhance the use of data for strategic and operational decision-making, and supporting the establishment of data-sharing agreements and digital tools to enable more effective data use.
Procurement undertaken by Nottinghamshire County Council on behalf of East Midlands Combined County Authority

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