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Stephen Exley
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All articles by Stephen Exley
Students given two final chances to resit legacy GCSEs
23 March 2016
Nick Boles: small employers won’t join apprenticeship levy system until 2019
Funding contracts for non-levy payers expected to remain for ‘a couple of years’ after April 2017 launch
21 March 2016
Debts, delays and mergers: Four lessons from the area reviews
FE commissioner Sir David Collins gives his views on the progress of the area reviews that will reshape the sector
21 March 2016
Governors are right to be cautious about big salaries
19 March 2016
The schools White Paper: what does it mean for FE?
What impact will the schools White Paper have on the further education sector? FE editor Stephen Exley looks at the small print
17 March 2016
Government launches legal challenge to halt NUT’s ‘unlawful’ sixth-form college strike
The Department for Education claims the NUT teaching union’s proposed strike on Tuesday is based on ‘political grounds’
11 March 2016
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