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Lifelong Learners

Lifelong Learners is a forward-thinking programme designed to prepare high school students for the future in a rapidly changing world, using English as a medium of instruction.

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Connect to Work

Connect to Work is a voluntary supported employment programme launched by the Department for Work and Pensions to help people across England and Wales find, secure, and sustain employment.

Boost in apprenticeship awareness for young people in London as edt to deliver Greater London Authority’s new AIM programme

As part of our ongoing commitment to preparing young people for the future in a changing world, edt is proud to be delivering the Greater London Authority’s new AIM programme in London.

edt supports UNICEF to provide continuous access to education for children in Gaza

edt will be providing technical assistance to UNICEF on the Accelerated Learning Programme, to support continuous access to education for children in Gaza.

Boosted careers support in England as edt to deliver Connect to Work programme

We are delighted to be delivering the Connect to Work programme in England, which will provide intensive, personalised support for individuals moving into, and staying in, work.

edt partners with UNICEF and Rwanda’s Ministry of Education to develop accelerated learning curriculum framework for 1.1 million out-of-school youth

We are proud to be partnering with UNICEF and Rwanda’s Ministry of Education to improve access to secondary education or equivalent pathways for out-of-school youth in Rwanda.

Future Teaching Scholars demonstrates subject specialist teacher retention, amidst national STEM skills shortages

Future Teaching Scholars led to high retention rates for early career teachers: 90% of participants have remained in the profession after three years, against a national average of 73%.

The future of international education development: what we need to do differently

Edt's CEO, Dan Sandhu, examines the challenges and opportunities present in the current landscape of international education development, and looks to the future, exploring what we need to do differently, calling for a necessary reassessment of how the sector operates. In the article, Dan emphasises the importance of long-term commitment to local education improvement priorities, and relationship building between ministries, foundations, and likeminded organisations, to ensure sustainable success.

AIM London

AIM London delivers powerful provision regarding apprenticeship pathways and T Levels to schools and colleges in London