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A break with tradition
What are the value of MOOCs? Are they an opportunity or a threat, asks Carolyn Lewis Massive open online courses (MOOCs)...
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Advertorial: We believe in small change, big difference
Workpays engages in projects that make big differences a reality – and always starts by asking the people that matter questions...
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Apprentices in the spotlight
Six years after it was first conceived, National Apprenticeship Week has become about so much more than just raising awareness of...
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The rules of changing partners
With great power comes great responsibility: what should governors think about when deciding to merge? asks Smita Jamdar The number of...
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Schools and employers need to get together
The needs of employers should be running through the veins of the school system. Young people should be fully informed about...
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A strong apprentice brand is invaluable
Schools and businesses must both play their part in reinforcing apprenticeships, says Adrian Bailey MP National Apprenticeship Week is an opportunity...
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Advertorial: Accessing apprenticeships – a passport to a successful future
Apprenticeships are good for business, in every sense of the word, says David Grailey National Apprenticeship Week is a time to...
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Why the introduction of FE loans is wrong
It’s folly to try to transfer a university funding model to FE, says Toni Pearce National Apprenticeship Week celebrates the success...
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Give employers ownership via tax system
More employer ownership (and tax credits) will help to ensure that apprenticeship schemes drive the economy forward, says Doug Richard National...
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New jobs, new business and new growth
The sixth National Apprenticeship Week is a chance to reflect and look forward to the changes that will drive up the...
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Understanding what journalists are looking for can be a challenge
As an education journalist, I receive hundreds of press releases and dozens of phone calls each week from people wanting me...
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