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Ladi Mohammed and Shani Wijemuni discuss how you turn better understanding of the skills an economy needs into better decisions by people, employers, and training...
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Barnsley College (@barnsleycollege) students had the opportunity to take part in a range of workshops with a panel of guest speakers, including the CEO of…
From next year, small satellites will launch into Space from UK spaceports for the first time – helping to create new jobs and opportunities for…
By the *Black Further Education Leadership Group (BFELG): #AntiRacismInAction: Leadership and the Leader’s Voice with Larissa Kennedy, National President, NUS UK; Nazir Afzal OBE Chair,…
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Kaplan gets Chartered status We are pleased to announce that Kaplan has just been awarded Chartered status by the Chartered Institution of Further Education (CIFE).…
Two professional pastry chefs who were crowned the winners of a hit TV baking show, have returned to their former college to share their culinary…
For organisations who want to offer independent end-point assessment for apprenticeship standards. Applies to England Contents Important information about the changes to external quality assurance…
We spend £2.5Bn a year on pupil premium with negligible impact on social mobility: The attainment gap is no longer closing; the careers opportunity gap…
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Thousands of college and university staff say the pandemic has fundamentally changed their role as teachers following the move to online learning, according to two…
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