Working with Community Learning and Development

Posted on April 10, 2015

The Scottish Government has passed legislation in the form of A Scottish Statutory Instrument (SSI) requiring Community Planning Partnerships, led by Education Services, to produce a 3 year Community Learning and Development (CLD) Action Plan. The Action Plan requires being in place for September 2015.

We know that community learning and development approaches are used by workers and volunteers with a variety of job titles in a range of different organisations in the community, voluntary and public sectors.

Falkirk Council want to hear from as many of these organisations as possible to build a local picture of community learning and development approaches. This information will contribute directly to the development of the plan. Please take part by completing the survey monkey

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