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SCL Professional and Invicta build the Future of Volleyball in the UK. SCL Professional is proud to celebrate the remarkable progress of its partnership with…
In July 2024, over half of London’s Further Education (FE) colleges came together at a Crisis Summit organised by the Black Leadership Group (BLG). The…
New findings in how Football Club charities are tackling joblessness New research led by ERSA, the Employment Related Services Association, highlights the pivotal role Football…
New research reveals vast majority of parents find the idea of their child following a STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) career appealing New research…
Scottish colleges are increasingly turning to evidence-based collaboration and benchmarking to address significant financial challenges. This article explores how several colleges are leveraging comparative data…
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Hull has once again shown the power of community and collaboration on a global stage, as Hull College, Smith + Nephew, Think Mental Health, and…
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