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Team UK for WorldSkills Shanghai revealed
26 skills champions will represent the UK in the global competition in China this September
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WorldSkills
Revealed: The next 19 ‘technical excellence colleges’
The colleges will have access to £175 million to specialise in defence, energy, digital or manufacturing
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Colleges
Unions start the clock on binding college pay reform
This year’s pay negotiations urge for deadlines on binding pay talks for teachers and call for 10% salary rise
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‘The absolute friend is the truth’: inside Byron Nicolaides’ reckoning over City & Guilds
PeopleCert boss reveals company’s internal probe will examine ‘potential criminal activities’ as he ...
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London mayor uses unspent adult skills funding for youth NEETs programme
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Healthcare provider stops new starts amid Ofsted ‘urgent improvement’ verdict
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City & Guilds execs to launch legal action after exit
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Colchester college wins Court of Appeal VAT fight
HMRC has until April 24 to decide whether it wants to appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court
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Colleges
Revealed: Prisons with most severe cuts to education hours
Harsher sentence for education time in Greater Manchester and Merseyside jails
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Prison education
Ministers plan new careers service, but current provider plans to bid
Careers & Enterprise Company confirms it will throw its hat in the ring when the DfE puts its provision ...
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Careers
Revealed: College repair allocations rise to £307m
Capital rise follows real-terms 16-19 funding cut
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Colleges
Grady breached election rule but avoids rerun in UCU ruling
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FE workforce
Watchdog says 'simple, human error' did not give general secretary unfair advantage
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FE workforce
Earpiece exam cheat ring jailed over construction test fraud
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Men trained candidates to hide devices and exploit access arrangements to pass mandatory safety tests
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Missing teenagers suggests a worthless guarantee
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Young people
Probe finds £190k in overclaims at collapsed apprenticeship provider
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Apprenticeships
Civil servant duo to lead Office for Students
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DfE considers new approach to careers funding
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The Department for Education has promised free English courses for Afghan refugees as part of the ...
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