Education recovery package unveiled
The UK government has pledged £700m to an education recovery package following nationwide college closures.
The UK government has pledged £700m to an education recovery package following nationwide college closures.
The government is considering measures to help students catch up on lost school time with £1bn+ funding for the programme.
The government has announced that it will extend its free digital devices scheme to include Independent Providers.
With this latest lockdown in mind, here are some ideas to ease the path.
Apprenticeship assessment has now been handed over to Ofqual following a lack of regulatory powers.
UCAS has announced that university offers could soon be based on actual grades as opposed to teacher predictions.
It's been revealed that the next stage in the government's plan to improve the quality of FE qualifications is underway.
Lecturers and colleges in England are set to receive support so they can help students learn at home if they must self-isolate.
A recent survey has found that 87% of apprentices would recommend their apprenticeship to others.
A recent survey has suggested that students in England are three months behind in their studies following lockdown.
As colleges plan to reopen for the new term, there are myriad concerns about how supply teaching can be achieved safely.
For the very first time results were based entirely on assessment rather than examination, following the pandemic.
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