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Dr Paul Tully, Associate Director of Policy and Research at the Education and Training Foundation, examines the meaning of social value in Further Education and…
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We have a new government that says it wants to fix the foundations of our economy to deliver change, and has talked about the infrastructure…
The education sector is experiencing a shift. Traditional education methods are being complemented with alternative credentials and qualifications, more adapted to the individual’s needs, as…
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