B111. Social Mobility


Social mobility is a growing priority in further education, with increasing focus on how providers identify and support learners facing socioeconomic disadvantage. This practical, inspection-aware webinar explores how disadvantage affects learner participation, achievement, and progression and what providers can do to close those gaps.



What you'll learn: 




  • What is social mobility 

  • Why it's relevant to FE 

  • How disadvantage can show up 

  • How can we reduce the impact of disadvantage on our learners

  • This session draws on inspection practice, national data, and real provider contexts. Participants will gain practical insight into identifying disadvantage, targeting effective interventions, strengthening CIAG, and demonstrating impact in ways that matter to inspectors and, most importantly, to learners’ futures.



Who will benefit from this On Demand?




  • FE leaders

  • Managers

  • Governors

  • Staff involved in learner support, curriculum, and quality assurance



Led by Sarah Vickrage



Sarah has over 14 years of experience in education, starting her career with Teach First, teaching science in disadvantaged communities. Throughout her career in FE and schools, Sarah has earned recognition for innovative teaching and leading projects that improve student wellbeing and learning environments. Today, Sarah focuses on inclusion and neurodiversity, shaping a future where every learner can thrive.



Your access includes:




  • Full On-demand recording

  • Access at any time

  • CPD certificate when completed


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