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Revealed: Funding rates and delivery hours for apprenticeship units
Starts on the new short courses can begin from April 28
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Novus selected again to deliver West Midlands prison education
The training provider has retained eight prisons in the region following a tender re-run
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Death sentence for jails’ work-programme expansion
Efforts to grow HMP Academies are axed after just one prison sets up employer partnership
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‘Heartbreaking’: How colleges are forced to turn away students as demand outstrips space
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Colleges
Scrapping essays over AI fears ‘never off the table’, says Ofqual boss
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CEO faces ruin after fighting directors’ bonus plan
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Don’t scrap industry-prized diploma, pleads BRIT School boss
Cuts to qualifications equivalent to three A Levels could force students to study outside school and college
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Exam board fined £270,000 over errors in physics papers
40 students received the wrong grades due to a number of errors in OCR's physics papers from last year
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£9m keeps complex-needs job finder scheme alive
DfE confirms cash for council programmes that support non-EHCP young people
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Inquiry vote backed as City & Guilds members demand answers
Trustees face anger over commercial-arm sale amid claims that concerns were ‘brushed aside’
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Colleges face funding squeeze as DfE rations student growth cash again
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Colleges
Only three-quarters of the funding expected for in-year growth to be paid in 2025-26
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Colleges
‘Stepping-stone’ GCSEs risk halting social mobility progress, SMC report warns
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Colleges
Proposed level 1 preparation courses for students resitting English and maths risk act as a ‘stumbling block’
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Colleges
‘Experts at hand’ cash must not plug ‘existing gaps’, councils told
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Inclusion
Team UK for WorldSkills Shanghai revealed
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Revealed: The next 19 ‘technical excellence colleges’
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Unions start the clock on binding college pay reform
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