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September 2010ReportsAge participation index for Scotland 2008-09This Statistics Notice from the Scottish Government details the participation of young Scots in HE in HEIs and colleges. The information is broken down in a range of ways: by gender, level of study, institutions, age range and region. Making an Impact: CLD Case Studies The case studies illustrate the impact of CLD through the work of local authorities and their community planning partners. They highlight how CLD can achieve the agreed national and local outcomes within a range of settings to reduce the numbers of people with literacy and numeracy challenges. Scottish Survey of Adult Literacies 2009 This report was commissioned to look at adult literacies in Scotland through the data collected in the 2009 Scottish Survey of Adult Literacies (SSAL2009). It was a random sample of 1927 people aged 16-65. The sampling strategy considered gender, social class and levels of urbanisation. The three scales used to measure literacy were prose, document and quantitative literacy. View the Summary of Scottish Survey of Adult Literacies 2009. National training programme statistics Skills Development Scotland (SDS) has published the quarterly statistics for Modern Apprenticeships, ScotAction, Get Ready for Work and Training for Work. The monthly vacancies update SDS will produce a monthly update of the trends in vacancies at a Scotland-wide level using the latest available data. EventsPublic attitudes to public services: survey data in the Scottish GovernmentWednesday, 29 September 2010, Edinburgh CoursesThere are a number of new courses on offer from the Social research Association in Scotland.
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