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Ymlaen Summer 1994 – Unitary Authorities and the Youth Service
Unitary Authorities and the Future of Youth Work – Summary of presentation
Paper summarising the implications of local government reorganisation for maintained and voluntary youth services.
Extending Entitlement – Wales Youth Agency Response to Consultation on the Draft Direction and Guidance
Strong Partnerships Require Strong Partners
Practitioner Training Qualifying Course – Tutor Pack
NOS – What can the National Occupational Standards do for you?
National Occupational Standards define what each sector agrees to be good practice. The Standards can provide the basis for qualifications within the sector, but they also have many wider uses. This guide provides some examples and is designed to explain what the standards are and signpost further advice and information.
Youth Work – From Leisure to Employability
Youth Work – A Briefing
Youth Service in Wales Management Issues for the 1990s
Youth Service in Wales 1939-1974
Youth Work in Wales – background information
YOUTH WORK IN WALES BACKGROUND INFORMATION Youth work involves a broad range of activities, concerned with education in its widest sense. The most familiar form of youth service provision is the youth club or youth centre. Some youth services employ outreach workers, whose aim is to encourage young people to make use of youth provision.