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WEBSep 21, 2017 — MOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 469. Natalie Wilson Vice Principal: Curriculum and Skills, Luminate Education Group Start date: August 2024 Previous Job: Director of Client…. 3w. The latest FE news. The leading digital newspaper covering the Further Education, Skills and Apprenticeships Sector. …
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WEBLatest accounts for the training firm show after-tax losses increased from £9.2 million to £21.1 million during the 18 months to July 2023. The company had made a profit of £6.9 million in the year ended July 2020. A major restructuring of the group’s balance sheet took place in July this year – the same month that Ofsted upgraded the provider to ‘good’ – which involved Alcentra ...
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WEBMOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 472. Joanne Wallace Campus Principal for HE, TEC Partnership Start date: September 2024 Previous Job: Deputy Principal, TEC Partnership Interesting... FE Week Reporter. 17h.
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WEBShorter apprenticeships and level 7 restrictions confirmed by Starmer. PM also pledges to introduce ‘foundation’ apprenticeships. Billy Camden. 6d. The latest news from FE Week, in-depth, investigative education Journalism, determined to get past the bluster and explain the facts for the FE & Skills sector.
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ESFA ditches 20% off-the-job apprenticeship requirement - FE Week
WEBMay 27, 2022 — The ESFA have decided to cut the 20% off the job training hours. Yet, the recent DfE survey to identify the reason for drastically dropping retention rates on apprenticeships identified “The most common apprenticeship-related reasons that contributed to apprentices not completing were: not enough time for learning/training (44 per cent)” (FE week 30/5/2022 https://feweek.co.uk/new-dfe ...
DfE hands over apprenticeships and T Level careers programme
WEBThe £3.2 million Apprenticeship Support and Knowledge scheme is now run by the Careers and Enterprise Company. A flagship careers programme that promotes apprenticeships and T Levels to schools, colleges and parents is under new management. Contracts for the £3.2 million per year Apprenticeship Support and Knowledge for schools and colleges ...
‘Stronger’ apprenticeship accountability measures revealed - FE …
WEBApr 11, 2024 — The previous threshold was 15 per cent. The DfE said its “stronger approach” will come into effect in performance monitoring of apprenticeship training providers from June 2024. See table below for full list of changes. Today’s update said: “Now that the framework is established, we’ll be taking a …
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