Partnerships

Evidence is only as rich as the opportunities behind it.

Schools and providers use Kloodle Hub to capture what learners do every day and turn it into profiles, reports and distance travelled. Partners bring the opportunities, programmes and employers that give young people something worth capturing.

If your organisation puts young people in front of real work, real causes or real responsibility, there is a way to make that visible in the place their school already keeps their record.

1Employer postsA placement, a job,work experience2Learner appliesFrom the feed, witha short note3Staff reviewNothing goes forwardunapproved4Employer shortlistTagged by howthey arrivedA declined application is never visible to the employer.

Three ways in

Different organisations, the same job: giving the evidence something to be about.

A partnership is not a logo on a page. It is a working arrangement that puts real opportunities in front of learners and records what came of them.

Employers

Employers and employer networks

Publish the skills and character you actually recruit for, then post the placements, work experience and jobs you have. Schools see what you value. You see evidence of what a young person has done, not a CV at sixteen.

Programmes

Programmes and charities

Your programme gets its own showcase in the Hub: your framework as the skills wheel, your language in the activity templates, and anonymised examples a school can look at before it commits to running anything.

Networks

Business, civic and regional networks

You convene the employers and community organisations. Kloodle Hub records what learners did with them and reports it back, so the value of the network shows up in a school report rather than in an anecdote.

Who we work with

Current partnerships

Small on purpose. Each one is a live piece of work with a named person on both sides, and we would rather say what is still being built than imply it is finished.

First Give

Live

First Give runs social action programmes in schools, where young people research a cause, work with a charity and present for real funding. Their showcase setting in the Hub carries their skills wheel and anonymised student examples, so a school can see what social action evidence looks like before it runs the programme.

Social action, public speaking, teamwork

Catalysis Hubs

In development

Catalysis Hubs brings together businesses and third sector organisations across Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire. We are developing a joint education, skills and employment readiness offer for schools and trusts: Kloodle Hub for the character and skills evidence, the Catalysis Hubs network for the work experience and opportunities behind it.

Work experience, employment readiness, employer networks

What a partner gets

Your programme, inside the record schools already keep.

  • ✓A named showcase setting in the Hub, live in days rather than months
  • ✓Your framework rendered as the skills wheel learners and staff already use
  • ✓Activity templates written in your language, ready for staff to log against
  • ✓Anonymised examples schools can look at before they commit
  • ✓A route to the settings already using Kloodle Hub across SEND, AP and mainstream

What we ask

  • ✓Real opportunities for young people, not a logo exchange
  • ✓A named contact who can answer a school within a week
  • ✓Honesty with schools about what is live today and what is still being built

Learner data stays with the school. Partners see their own showcase and anonymised examples, never another setting's learners. The detail is in our trust and documents pack.

Start a conversation.

Tell us what your organisation offers young people and which schools you already reach. If there is a fit we will sketch the offer together, test it with a school that knows us both, and only then put it in front of the sector.