Learning
technology has come on leaps and bounds in the last few years. An
interactive whiteboard used to be as exciting as it got, but I
recently read grandmothers in the UK are using Skype to teach
school children thousands of miles away on the
subcontinent.
Children in the Indian city of Pune are learning the story of "Not
Now Bernard" thanks to The Granny Cloud project, the brainchild of
Prof Sugata Mitra who’s best known for the...
Further Education recruitment tips
| Tougher apprenticeships will signal an end for Britain’s ‘conveyor belt’ of skills
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Have you seen those jobs that appear regularly in the Sunday Times looking for a Chief Executive or Director? As I sat down on Sunday evening...
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£270m a year down the drain on failed recruitment - can technology help?Wednesday, 16 May 2012
| Audits clear A4e of fraudTuesday, 15 May 2012
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269 employers bid for £250m vocational training pilotTuesday, 15 May 2012
| Further Education recruitment tipsTuesday, 15 May 2012
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India’s educational sector widens the field for UK based FE providersMonday, 14 May 2012
| Third of adults have not participated in learning since leaving full-time education, says surveyMonday, 14 May 2012
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Tougher apprenticeships will signal an end for Britain’s ‘conveyor belt’ of skillsFriday, 11 May 2012
| Wales offers £3k to encourage more student teachers to work in FEThursday, 10 May 2012
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LSIS announces 5 new board trusteesWednesday, 09 May 2012
| Young people view links to employers as the key to their career successTuesday, 08 May 2012
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Welfare-to-work firm A4e has announced that it has been cleared of fraud under audits undertaken by the Department...
A £250m government pilot set up to help businesses design and develop their own vocational training programmes has...
The burgeoning landscape of India’s educational field has received a welcome boost in interest with the new Foreign...
More than one-third of adults have not participated in learning since leaving full-time education, a survey has...
The Welsh government is offering student teachers grants of up to £3,000 for the 2012/13 academic year to encourage...
The Learning and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) has unveiled the next five trustees who will join its 12-strong...
Of all of the challenges our country faces, the number of unemployed young people will cause the most long-term...More News (below) | Archived News - Click here
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