Craven College Celebrates Outstanding Results

Overall, our pass rate was 97.4%, again 3.1% above the national average. Staff and students at Craven College came together to celebrate success at a Results Day breakfast. The event gave students the chance to open…

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Tom builds foundations for bright future in civil engineering

The former Myddelton College pupil is now deciding between the universities of Manchester and Liverpool, where he plans to study Civil Engineering before pursuing a career in the sector. For mum Leanne, his achievements…

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New City College students celebrate outstanding A Level results and exciting next steps

With more than 2,228 A Level entries this year, students across New City College’s sixth form campuses have achieved some excellent individual results, alongside 100% passes in subjects including: Havering Sixth Form…

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Bradford College T Level Students Celebrate Top Results

The College’s T Levels in Early Years and Health also achieved a 100% pass rate, with 88% of Early Years students receiving a Merit or Distinction overall. To mark the success, students, families, lecturers and employers…

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69% of UK’s Top 100 universities back Level 7 apprenticeships despite £214m government funding blow

The figures come just months after levy funding was withdrawn for most Level 7 apprentices aged over 21, leaving employers with a skills shortage headache in key areas such as engineering, digital, health and…

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Studiosity Integrates the ‘AI Assessment Scale’ (AIAS) to Strengthen AI Assessment Design in HE

Studiosity now uses the well-known framework in its ‘zero cognitive offload’ platform, being used by universities in 15 countries. In a time when AI can ‘give the answers,’ universities deploy Studiosity to grow and…

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“University isn’t the enemy”: South Devon students urged to look closer to home this Results Day

A record 262,820 UK 18-year-olds have been accepted into university or college, up 3% on last year, while UCAS is expecting record numbers to both secure places through Clearing and apply directly through Clearing. But…

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‘We’re seeing lots of people who feel dizzy’: how heatwaves are taking a toll on people’s health and the NHS

"During this summer's five heatwaves I've seen elderly people get light-headed and dizzy and fall down a whole flight of stairs and break multiple bones, purely because of the heat. The last fall down stairs because of…

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Beyond Technical Skills: Why Young People Need Leadership Skills To Thrive In The Workplace

His proposal to expand technical pathways and give young people earlier opportunities to develop practical skills recognises an important truth, if the UK is to boost productivity and tackle youth unemployment, we need…

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AI Bootcamp Launched in North West to Combat Youth Unemployment

The Government’s new TechFirst AI Apprenticeship Pathway will build on the Prime Minister’s mission to raise the profile of technical education and create opportunities in every postcode. Young recruits from communities…

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