The Youth Technology Centre: The Click

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Svensson De la Cruz, Helena and Krause, Monika 2002. The Youth Technology Centre: The Click. London Centre for Institutional Studies, University of East London.
AuthorsSvensson De la Cruz, Helena and Krause, Monika
Abstract

The Centre for Institutional Studies at the University of East London was commissioned by the South Leytonstone SRB in August 2001 to undertake an independent evaluation of the Youth Technology Centre. The evaluation was focused on the extent to which the project had contributed to SRB Strategic
Objective 1 to enhance the employment prospects, education and skills of local
people and promote equality of opportunity.
The fieldwork took place between October 2001 and February 2002 and a number of different methods were used to collate the data. It was agreed with the Project Manager that the evaluation should concentrate on those services that directly benefit from the SRB funding. The users of four different services were thus evaluated; the Internet cafe (30), the City and Guilds (8), the Learndirect (26) and the Cybersquads (10).
A total of 78 people participated in the research including 74 users of the above
facilities, the Project Manager (1), the Training and Development Co-ordinator (1),
and two tutors.

Keywordsskills training; employment strategy; information technology; South Leytonstone; social exclusion; adult education; East London
Year2002
PublisherCentre for Institutional Studies, University of East London
Place of publicationLondon
Publication dates
PrintMar 2002
Publication process dates
Deposited06 Oct 2009
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Citation:
Svensson De la Cruz, H., Krause, M. (2002) ‘The Youth Technology Centre: The Click’ CIS Commentary No 110, London: Centre for Institutional Studies, University of East London..

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