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To coincide with Jisc's session at the Association of Colleges (AoC) annual conference, Mark Tysom sets out clear guidance for FE leaders to enhance their...
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Introduction In the UK, the further education (FE) sector is under the stewardship of various awarding bodies. These entities are crucial, as they govern qualifications…
In part three of this inclusive professionalism ‘in conversation’ series with Dr Vikki Smith, Executive Director of Education and Standards at the Education and Training…
REC’s Kate Shoesmith discusses how Apprenticeship reforms are unlikely to achieve the PM’s aim to ‘unlock a tidal wave of opportunity’ because the overwhelming majority…
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Liberal Democrats believe that education is an investment in our young people’s future potential and our country’s future growth. That vision is embodied by our…
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For over 40 years, Human Capital theory has underscored the various UK skills policies implemented by different governments. While a number of institutions and initiatives…
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In part two of this inclusive professionalism ‘in conversation’ series with Dr Vikki Smith, Executive Director of Education and Standards at the Education and Training…
Now in its fourth year, Blackbullion’s 2024 Student Money & Wellbeing Report has revealed a new university landscape. One where sustained high living costs – as a new…
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