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The Learner Engagement Code ensures that learners’ interests are represented, that they have the opportunity to give their views to providers about the education and training they receive, and that they are able to participate in their providers’ decision-making.
Learner Engagement CodeColleges, universities, apprenticeship providers, adult community learning providers and school sixth forms are all required to comply with the Learner Engagement Code as part of Medr’s Regulatory Framework.
Regulatory Framework Condition: Learner Engagement Code Learner Engagement CodeUnderstanding learner engagement
Learner Engagement Code: a guide for learners
Learner Engagement Code: an easy read guide for learners
Becoming a student governor
Guide for student governors in Wales
Supporting college student governors
Representing learners
Learner Engagement Code sector briefing: further education institutions
Learner engagement code sector briefing: universities
Providers and students’ unions should continue to follow this guidance alongside the requirements and principles of the Learner Engagement Code: HEFCW’s Revised Guidance on Good Practice In Funding Of Effective, Democratic Student Unions, And Student Representation
Learner Engagement Code sector briefing: Adult community learning
If you would like more information about Medr’s learner engagement work, you can contact our team.
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