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Colleges have a big role to play in #Brexit It’s been a long time since colleges across the UK have had such a high political…
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Getting initial assessment right for apprenticeship standards is vital – not just for compliance, but also in underpinning a high-quality individual learning programme. That’s why…
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During GCSE results day 2019, some figures in business made it clear they want to see more 16-year-olds making the move to apprenticeships rather than…
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GPRS Salary & Benefits Survey launch reveals: Good management and good prospects, are the main reasons for loyal employees. GPRS Recruitment has released the eleventh…
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