Supported Internship students graduate after hospital placements at Eastbourne District General Hospital

The celebration event held at Kings Restaurant at the College’s Eastbourne campus, marked the end of a year in which interns developed practical workplace skills, built confidence and independence, and took important…

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BBC News to axe education editor role in cost-cutting move

However, prominent unions and campaigners are saying the reform will dilute scrutiny of two specialisms that are too important to go without a dedicated BBC role. The education editor at BBC News is Branwen Jeffreys and…

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Getting the job is only the beginning

These measures matter, and they provide valuable insight into how effectively provision is supporting learners. However, there is a question we do not ask often enough: what happens after someone gets the job? For many…

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South & City College Birmingham Achieves Matrix Standard for Outstanding Careers Guidance

A nationally recognised quality mark for careers education, information, advice and guidance (CEIAG) services, the Matrix Assessment was held between the 28th and 30th of September 2026 by the Department of Education…

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BSDC and Hardy Signs celebrate 10 years of partnership

Representatives from BSDC and Hardy Signs came together with key guests for a special celebration in the College’s Mulberry Restaurant, reflecting on the partnership and its development over the past decade. The event…

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Moulton College student launches ground engineering career after impressing employer on industry placement

18-year-old Owen Boucher, who studied for the Design, Surveying and Planning for Construction T Level at Moulton College, undertook a 45-day placement at Soiltechnics as part of his two-year course. He made such an…

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NHS supports record numbers of people living with dementia as target achieved

“Getting a dementia diagnosis is the first step in ensuring the NHS can offer help whether it be a care plan or medication review. “There are lots of reasons why people might appear forgetful or absent-minded, but it…

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Ready to vote at 16? MPs to Examine how Schools Teach Politics, Impartiality and Misinformation

In a new inquiry launched today , MPs will explore how schools can inform students about polarising political issues, while remaining impartial and avoiding bias, and tackling misinformation and disinformation. The…

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Graduate Job Prospects Shaped more by the Economy and Public Sector Funding than AI

This year’s What do graduates do? report, published , found that while most graduates continue to secure professional-level jobs quickly, positive outcomes have declined over the last five years following the post-COVID…

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West End to get another lesson from The History Boys two decades on

"There has been a decline of humanities subjects in state schools, an almost terminal decline of music and drama teaching, history and modern languages have been downgraded," he said. "But it has obviously been a…

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