Have you got a spare hour to help ESFA build better government services?

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    Laura ESFA
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    Have you got a spare hour to help ESFA build better government services?

    The ESFA is currently developing a new Exam Support Service and we want to make sure it works for your organisation so are asking you to help us with testing it.

    We are looking for all types of schools, colleges and other exam centres who planned to enter pupils for 2020 summer exams and assessments which were cancelled, and as a result will be running the GCSE, A level and AS level and VTQ exams in autumn 2020, and VTQ exams in spring 2021. We specifically want to talk to Business and Finance managers that would normally deal with submitting reimbursement claims to ESFA.

    Would you be available for a 1-hour chat in incoming week so we can discuss this further?
    You can book your preferred time here:

    https://calendly.com/laura-klonowska-esfa/60min

    Or alternatively email me at: laura.klonowska@education.gov.uk and let me know your availability.

    This session will last approximately 60 minutes and it is anonymous.

    This will give you the opportunity to provide feedback and shape a future government service.

     
    September 7, 2020 at 2:31 pm #462181
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