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Indian School of Hospitality expands Gurugram campus to meet the next decade of hospitality and experience economy talent demand

The expansion is part of ISH’s 2030 vision to support the growth of its undergraduate and postgraduate programs while creating greater room for executive, professional and continuing education. India’s hospitality and…

Students go wild for South Africa conservation trip

The group travelled with GAP Africa Projects and were based at Sibuya Game Reserve, one of South Africa’s most remarkable wildlife settings. The immersive trip gave the students the opportunity to experience conservation…

Award winner Fred’s learning journey inspired by his children and late wife

With two young children to care for, his priority was to ensure that he had the skills to support them with their education and move towards a brighter future. Since joining a Springboard adult learning course at his…

Oaklands College students celebrate A-level, BTEC and T-Level results

Students, families and staff gathered at the College to celebrate the results and recognise the hard work and dedication of students over the past two years. The college’s careers advisors were on hand to help students…

TARDIS project is out of this world for Moulton College students

Carpentry and joinery students Graham Bawden and Josh Smith worked alongside their lecturer and former BBC set builder Simon Nash to complete the ambitious project, which took two years to build. The creation, the…

Neurodiversity and lifelong learning prove a powerful combination for Aaron

Working as a part-time, senior waiter at Penycae Inn, near Swansea, he has been supported by his employers and Cambrian Training Company to add a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Hospitality Supervision and Leadership to a list…

Neurodiversity and lifelong learning prove a powerful combination for Aaron

Number of young people with no close friends has soared since 2014 in England

New research paints a sobering picture of how 11- to 24-year-olds in England are increasingly lonely, isolated and "disconnected" from themselves, peers and wider society. "Young people in England are becoming…

We Need More than a New Post-16 Maths Resits Policy

Importantly, this isn’t about lowering standards. It’s about being more ambitious, not less. We want to ensure that young people leave education with the number skills they need to navigate life, from managing a budget…

NHS kicks off flu jabs for children and pregnant women ahead of winter

Flu can be much more than a bad cold. Every winter thousands of children need hospital care because of the virus, while pregnant women are also at greater risk of becoming seriously ill. Children are offered the flu…