Businesses of all sizes in every sector of Britain’s economy should be taking on apprentices, the new chief executive of the Association of Employment and Learning Providers has said. In an interview with Central Lobby, Stewart Segal said apprenticeships are “a real ladder of opportunity, a real entry point into employment”...
The new Technical Baccalaureate will boost the status of vocational courses and help ...
Young people want to work in industries which will have few jobs available in the fut...
Labour has urged the Government to use its own procurement to increase apprenticeship...
The Government intends to make it the “new norm” for school leavers to take an appren...
IPPR press release Vocational education damaged by league table changes Government policy could result in higher youth unemployment Government tinkering with...
SNP press release New qualification will help young workers prove their skills A new qualification for 16-19 year olds in Scotland will help provide employers ...
The Centre for Social Justice press release School failure conference: CSJ teams up with leading anti-gangs charity A leading charity and think-tank have teamed...
Kevin Brennan press release Kevin Brennan MP, Labour's Shadow Schools Minister, commenting on the launch of the Teacher Development Trust Report, 'Towards a Royal...
Charlotte Leslie argued that establishing a Royal College of Teaching would have a positive impact on the British education system. “Well, one thing to say, there...
30/04/2013
30/04/2013 on Today, BBC Radio 4
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