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5.2.2 Part Time Further Education
The part time further education information is provided as a number of ‘guided contact hours’ as opposed to the number of learners enrolled to a single subject area any single learning activity may take a range of time. The information provided includes the planned delivery for the 15/16 academic year as well as the planned delivery for the academic year 16/17 as a comparison.
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Sector 1 - Health and Public Services
Sector 2 - Science and Mathematics
Sector 3 - Agriculture Horticulture and Animal Care
Sector 4 - Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies Sector 5 - Construction Planning and the Built Environment Sector 6 - Information and Communication Technology Sector 7 - Retail and Commercial Enterprise
Sector 8 - Leisure Travel and Tourism
Sector 9 - Arts Media and Publishing
Sector 10 - History, Philosophy and Theology
Sector 11 - Social Sciences
Sector 12 - Languages, Literature and Culture
Sector 13 - Education and Training
Sector 14 - Preparation for Life and Work
Sector 15 - Business Administration and Law
March 2015 Return Final Planned 15/16 Delivery
43,306 0 5,500 41,750 54,655 3,362 31,819 9,466 660
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1,671 1,930 20,902 180,729 68,240 463,990
March 2016 Return Final Planned 16/17 Delivery
110,822 644 17,515 35,488 92,239 6,758 32,814 4,670 9,043
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11,082 2,911 189,088 81,585 604,659
The largest number of planned part time guided contact hours is within the preparation for life and work sector with 189,088 planned guided contact hours, this is followed by the health and social care sector (110,822) and construction planning and built environment (92,239). Large increases in planned guided contact hours are seen within the health and public services sector as well as the construction, planning and built environment.
Regional Employment & Skills Plan South West & Mid Wales Skills Supply Information Summary