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New year will ring in many new freedoms
Comment: Alan Thomson
4 December 2009
Welsh Labour leader plans ‘incorporation’ U-turn
The new leader of the Labour Party in Wales has promised to reverse the incorporation of colleges and introduce a new national contract for further education lecturers
4 December 2009
Adult education funding could be slashed by 10%
AoC analysis suggests Skills Investment Strategy may be hiding further cuts to college budgets
4 December 2009
More training needed to help colleges handle student influx
Further education staff may need additional training to handle larger class sizes as student numbers rise due to the recession, according to the UK’s latest skills audit
4 December 2009
FE staff urged to learn from the Facebook age
Students can tutor teachers about the Twittering classes, says skills body chairman
4 December 2009
College wins competition to boost numbers ... then fails to clinch the funds
One of the country’s newest and biggest colleges won a Learning and Skills Council (LSC) competition to provide additional student numbers in Essex but was then denied capital funding to turn it into a reality, it emerged this week.
4 December 2009
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