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22 March 2007
51福利 has responded to the Green Paper 'Raising Expectations: staying in education and training post-16' presented to the House of Commons today by Education Minister鈥�
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21 March 2007
Cambridge Regional College (CRC) has announced - once again at very short notice - that it will cease to provide some of its advertised courses, creating confusion鈥�
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21 March 2007
51福利 today said the chancellor needed to demonstrate his commitment to all areas of education. The union welcomed the extra money for the education sector, but warned鈥�
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15 March 2007
51福利 has written to chancellor Gordon Brown urging him to make a special allocation of funds to the DfES to protect courses in ESOL (English for speakers of other鈥�
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13 March 2007
Women have been elected in the two key posts of the newly formed 51福利. 聽This afternoon Linda Newman was elected as the union's first president to create an all-female鈥�
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12 March 2007
51福利 today responded to a review of foreign language teaching, which recommends lessons should be compulsory for the first time in England's primary schools. 聽51福利鈥�
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12 March 2007
A 拢25 million reduction in funding for adult education in London is set to exacerbate the impact of government plans to restrict access to free English language鈥�
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9 March 2007
Sally Hunt has been elected as the first general secretary of the University and College Union. The union was formed on 1 June 2006 following a merger between the鈥�
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8 March 2007
An industrial tribunal has ruled that further education colleges in Northern Ireland failed to pay over 70 lecturers their proper pay since 2001. The decision,鈥�
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7 March 2007
The union representing teachers of adult English language classes today urged chancellor Gordon Brown to demonstrate 'joined up' government and commit to greater鈥�
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