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Last week, our Head of FE, Claire, and Head of Business Development, Sam, headed out to an event hosted by Amazon armed with leaflets and flyers about our courses.
Engineering and Health & Social BTecs are being scrapped for young people in England to encourage more students to move to T-level technical qualifications.
A student who is at or below the median test score probably needs to do work to get the basic content down. Khan Academy is an excellent free source that
Education blogs are becoming a means for educators, students, and education administrators to interact more effectively than ever before. They are also a great resource for those searching for the
Education for Social Innovation, with our partners at the Toronto District School Board. The new course, co-designed with a group of lead educators at the TDSB, brings together elements of
Campaign aims to support children identified for their potential to exceed, but without the means to develop their potential. The Edumodo develops them throughout their high school careers via access
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