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  • 200,000 could miss out on uni place

    With university applications set to reach a record high this year, more than 200,000 students could miss out on a university place.

    There is already a 1.4% rise on applications compared to this time last year, as candidates rush to apply before the tuition fees rise next year.

    With current demand there is expected to be 707,000 applicatio…
  • Poorer youth feel career goals not achievable

    The latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics show a worrying trend for youth unemployment in the UK.
     
    The ONS revealed that the jobless rate amongst young people (16 to 24 year olds) stands at 20% with the trend in unemployment likely to rise and reach the one million mark.
     
    Also, research released by the Pr…
  • More study for pupils who fail maths and English

    Failing to achieve good grades in GCSE English and maths will force pupils into another two years of studying the subjects or to take high-quality alternative qualifications until they leave school at 18.

    The announcement came from Michael Gove who was responding to a government-commissioned review of vocational qualifications, published in Ma…
  • Visa search for 12 IT apprentices

    Visa Europe is on the search for 12 IT apprentices.

    Candidates are offered a mix of on-the-job training and academic learning as part of the three-year training and development programme which leads to a Foundation Degree.

    Adam Banks, Visa Europe's chief technology officer said, “We are very excited about this IT Apprenticeship …
  • 500 apprentices wanted for hotel management programme

    Budget hotel chain Travelodge is offering 500 management apprenticeships as part of the UK’s first hotel management apprenticeship programme for college leavers.

    The company is looking for its first 50 apprentices this summer for the new scheme titled JuMP (Junior Management Programme).

    JuMP is a fast track route into management and…
  • Work begins on £30m new Dudley College building

    Work has begun on a new £30m town centre campus for Dudley College.

    The 'Evolve' building is part of a ten-year project aimed to create an addition learning facility in the town, providing teaching for sixth form, further and higher education. The Evolve building will comprise 8,200 sq m (88,200 sq ft), set over four floors. It w…


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200,000 could miss out on uni place
With university applications set to reach a record high this year, more than 200,000 students could miss out on a university place.
01/06/11
Poorer youth feel career goals not achievable
The latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics show a worrying trend for youth unemployment in the UK.
20/05/11
More study for pupils who fail maths and English
Failing to achieve good grades in GCSE English and maths will force pupils into another two years of studying the subjects or to take high-quality alt…
17/05/11
Visa search for 12 IT apprentices
Visa Europe is on the search for 12 IT apprentices.
18/04/11
500 apprentices wanted for hotel management programme
Budget hotel chain Travelodge is offering 500 management apprenticeships as part of the UK’s first hotel management apprenticeship programme for colle…
06/04/11
Work begins on £30m new Dudley College building
Work has begun on a new £30m town centre campus for Dudley College.
02/03/11
Soft A-level courses can hinder university applications
The Russell Group has said that choosing 'soft' A-level subjects could hinder people trying to obtain a university place.
02/03/11
Goggles banned from swimming lessons
School pupils in Oxfordshire have been banned from wearing goggles during swimming lessons amid health and safety fears.
02/03/11
Arts and humanities sidelined for English Baccalaureate
After a call from ministers for many more students to take languages and humanities from this September many secondary schools have made the decision …
02/03/11
A* required for top universities
Following the leap in UCAS applications this year more universities will be raising the entry requirements to their institutions.
02/03/11
Record Oxbridge offers for Hereford college
A record number of students from Hereford Sixth Form College have received offers from Oxbridge.
02/03/11
College celebrates local apprenticeships
Sussex Downs College has been celebrating the vital role that apprentices play in businesses in their local area.
02/03/11
A-level reform needed to boost number of science students
The Royal Society has warned that A-levels are not fit for purpose and must be reformed to increase the number of teenagers taking sciences at univers…
02/03/11
500 energy apprenticeships announced in Scotland
500 modern apprenticeships have been announced in the energy and 'low carbon' industries.
28/02/11
Digital exams needed for GCSE and A-level
Outgoing Ofqual chief, Isabel Nisbet, has said that A-level and GCSE exams could soon become 'invalid' if they remain to be taken by pen and paper and…
28/02/11

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