Level 2 Digital Skills Training Provision
City of London Corporation · London
Key facts
- Estimated value
- £100,000
- Closing date
- 28 Apr 2022
- Contract starts
- 01 May 2022
- Contract ends
- 31 Mar 2024
- Procedure
- Open procedure (below threshold)
- Buyer type
- Local government
Description
The City Corporation is seeking to appoint a training provider for the delivery of the following two programmes: 1. 6- weeks programme, with an embedded work placement to improve digital skills, aimed at getting people aged 16-plus work-ready and support them to find suitable employment.
2. 16 weeks programme, with an embedded work placement aimed at getting people aged 16+ work-ready, secure employment or progress onto an Apprenticeship.
The two programmes will cover as a minimum: - digital skills, - employability, - work related activities, - Functional Skills, and - a high-quality work experience placement
There is a requirement that a minimum of 80% of learners will come from groups currently underrepresented within the digital sector. This includes: - Members of Black and Minority Ethnic Groups - particularly young black men, black men aged 50+, Bangladeshi and Pakistani women - older people (aged50+), - people employed below the London Living Wage, - Women - Young people aged 18-24 - Members of the deaf community - People living with disabilities
The value of this contract is £100,000 and providers are asked to provide information about their expected delivery pipeline.
This Request for Quotation (RFQ) invites Training Organisations able to deliver demonstrably high-quality, highly successful, digital skills training at Level 2. The winning provider must have:
- experience of delivering GLA, ESFA and DWP employment provision and Traineeships - the ability to deliver in-person and online - an existing database of potential participants - fixed premises in at least one Central London borough - willingness to deliver from City of London premises in the City of London and neighbouring boroughs - clear working relationships and agreements in place with digital and tech sector employers - experience delivering AEB funded digital training programmes - a track of record of supporting underrepresented groups (women, BAME and people with disabilities) into digital employment - demonstrable links with specific housing estates, local authorities, community groups, employers and Jobcentre Plus
This requirement will be on a subcontracting basis. A subcontractor as defined by the by the Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA) is an organisation that is engaged in a contractual and legally binding arrangement with one or more main providers, to deliver education and training provision that the ESFA funds. The City Corporation is the Main Provider (UKPRN: 10008915)
The City Corporation invites quotations from training providers that satisfy the criteria in the ESFA Funding rules:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/adult-education-budget-funding-rules-2021-to-2022 19
The selected Training Organisation must not agree to use any further delivery subcontracting for training and/or on-programme assessment to a second level.
Additional information: To bid for this opportunity, suppliers must be registered on the Capital E Sourcing tendering portal. The project code and ITT codes for this tender are prj_COL_20380 / itt_COL_15766.
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