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Ever since their launch in 2015 Degree Apprenticeships have been criticised for not delivering on the social mobility agenda. The charge has also been levelled…
What does the Release of @Zoom Events Means for Event Management Roles? Zoom recently announced the launch of their new product, ‘Zoom Events’, which will…
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The successful vaccine rollout means our economy is reopening and starting to recover after successive lockdowns led to some of the sharpest drops in economic…
We have heard a lot about resilience in the last year. A generation of educators and students have had to dig deep like no others…
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As the Education and Training Foundation’s (@E_T_Foundation) National Head for Initial Teacher Education (ITE) Development and Advice, a White Paper which talks of reforming “initial teacher education so it is based on employer-led standards,…
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