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Marni Baker Stein recently made the transition from academia to edtech. In this article, she shares her reasons for making the move, tips to improve…
Universities are increasingly creating more opportunities for enterprise and entrepreneurship in both the higher education curriculum and extracurricular activities and the benefits are clear. Students…
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Colin Salmon responds to the recent DfE statement on generative AI and its implications for FE. Last week I had two conversations with colleagues that,…
Last year the Office for National Statistics announced that it had reclassified further education and sixth form college corporations, and their subsidiaries, into the public…
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As the Spring Budget announced measures to encourage over 50s back into the workplace, Andrew Watson, Chief Technology Officer at MHR, explores how workplaces could…
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