Launch of the TaMPADA evidence collection toolkit and framework
The TaMPADA Consortium is pleased to launch its new evidence collection toolkit and framework for tracking and monitoring the progress of disadvantaged learners.

 

This is designed to be of great use to adult education training providers in showing evidence of quality design, implementation and impact of adult education. The TaMPADA tool can be integrated into quality assurance processes that enable providers to best meet the needs of disadvantaged learners.

The Toolkit (22 pages) is accompanied by 14 Appendices (templates to collect the information)

The TaMPADA tool has been developed following extensive research by partners in the following areas:

  1. Existing tracking and monitoring systems within adult education systems across Europe – through desk-based research and focus group activity with experts in the sector
  2. Focus group and desk-based research into the impact and advantages of participating in adult education, beyond accreditation, that are of particular relevance to disadvantaged and harder to reach learners: ‘soft skills’ and broader social and well-being outcomes
  3. Focus groups held with disadvantaged learners themselves to ensure that the design and content of the framework and Capturetool best meets their needs and would be of most advantage to them to use

The TaMPADA Evidence collection toolkit and framework comprises:

  • A comprehensive outcomes index – against which the provider can plan and the learner can self-assess
  • A framework for planning tailored programmes designed to meet the needs of the disadvantaged learners, supporting adult education providers to use to collect and assess learner data throughout and beyond their learning, including post-course progress tracking and destination monitoring.



    Download here the Toolkit (English)

 

The Toolkit is now also available in Slovenian, Swedish, Greek and French!

The Consortium is excited to be working towards a Manual of recommendations to enable inter-institutional working to better meet the needs of, and track the progress of, disadvantaged learners. This will be launched later this year.

 

Others

26 February 2020

On 23rd and 24th of January 2020 the TaMPADA partners met for the third time in Maribor, Slovenia. Parners exchanged on the good practices for reaching out and engaging disadvantaged learned they collected in the Adult Education sector.

03 December 2018

The TaMPADA partners gathered together for the project’s kick-off meeting, hosted by the Derbyshire Adult Community Education Service in Chesterfield, UK on the 20thand 21st of November 2018.
31 March 2021

PROMEA, as a strategic partner of the TAMPADA consortium, hosted an online Information day on the 23rd of March 2021 to share the results of the European project and to contribute to its dissemination.
26 February 2020

The TaMPADA Consortium is pleased to launch its new evidence collection toolkit and framework for tracking and monitoring the progress of disadvantaged learners.