Sentence examples for foundation learning from inspiring English sources

From 2013, the post-16 routes will be A-level/GCSE, diploma, and apprenticeship or foundation learning.

Connexions in turn referred Johnson to the newly opened Rathbone Knowsley training centre run by the national voluntary youth-sector organisation Rathbone, where 16- to 19-year-olds can return to learning on courses such as entry to employment, which is becoming part of foundation learning from 2010/11.

Instead, all 14- to 19-year-olds will choose between four options: GCSEs and then A-levels; one of 17 diplomas; a work-based apprenticeship; or a foundation learning tier, which would include courses to help the lowest-achieving teenagers into work, or to take one of the other options.

They are part of the diploma and foundation learning and will feature in apprenticeships from next year.

For many young people, this will mean studying full-time in school or college for qualifications including GCSEs, A-levels, foundation learning or the new diplomas.

In its latest green paper on the matter, the government is suggesting that the educational needs of all 14- to 19-year-olds can be met within one of four pathways: A-levels/GCSEs; apprenticeships, the new 14-19 diplomand and the foundation learning tier (FLT).

The foundation learned of the missing items beginning to catalog the 9,000 items in its collection.

It also said that those payments ended as soon as the Foundation learned about them.

Working with Adam H. Foster and other brokers at CB Richard Ellis, the foundation learned last December that 230 West 41st Street might be for sale.

The Arms Wide Open foundation learned about the existence of the window, says Dena Sherwood, president of the foundation based in Marlboro, N.J., through a board member, Courtenay Hall, who is familiar with EHE.

The idea is to provide students with a foundation learn about what public health scholars call the social determinants of health.