Collaboration shaped around your goals
Every organisation works in a different context. We begin by understanding your learners, priorities and ambitions, then agree where our experience can add value. Our focus is on practical collaboration and relationships that allow both partners to learn and improve.
Enhance the student experience
Explore opportunities to develop learning programmes, connect students with new perspectives and share approaches to teaching and assessment. Together, we can consider how learning prepares students for further study, employment and participation in their communities.
Develop your staff
Give teaching and support teams opportunities to exchange ideas and reflect on their practice. We welcome conversations about staff development, shared expertise and collaborative activity that helps colleagues improve the experience they provide for learners.
Share expertise in inclusive education
We bring particular experience in Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and education for learners with high needs. Our high-needs provision was rated Outstanding by Ofsted in November 2022.
We welcome opportunities to share practice in personalised learning, specialist support and helping students build independence and prepare for their next steps. Partnership activity can be shaped around your setting and the needs of your learners.
Our international partnerships
Yeremyan Projects LLC Armenia
Through its Yeremyan Academy in Yerevan, Yeremyan Projects develops skills for the culinary and hospitality sectors. The Academy identifies Activate Learning’s City of Oxford College as an international education partner and reports that the College has approved its educational programmes. The relationship connects specialist hospitality education in Armenia with experience from UK vocational education.
Chongqing Vocational College of Art and Engineering China
Chongqing Vocational College of Art and Engineering (CVCAE) is one of our international partners. Our relationship provides a starting point for collaboration between education teams in China and the UK, with a shared focus on learning opportunities.