Skills and training
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The Early Years sector: a significant economic driver
How childcare contributes to Northern Ireland’s economy and well-being. An independent survey, carried out by iReach Market Research and commissioned…
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Skills in the ESA
The Department of Education will continue to cut spending in management and support services until the Education and Skills Authority…
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The end of DEL
Cutting the Department for Employment and Learning will slightly reduce the Executive’s size but the move is widely seen as…
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JISC RSCni: support and innovation awards ceremony
Annual conference and awards ceremony – 25th April 2012, Queen’s University Belfast, Riddel Hall Team (L-R): Kate Guy, Manager; Barbara…
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A skilled economy
A summary of draft Programme for Government and related targets. Increase the proportion of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds who…
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ConstructionSkills: slight growth for construction
A summary of the latest research into the way ahead for construction. ConstructionSkills has released its latest Construction Skills Network…
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Skills progress update
Unemployment continues to be the impetus for gaining relevant skills through government-funded courses or full-time education. “Skills are important, whether…
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University of Ulster: overcoming time and location barriers
A flexible approach to postgraduate study at the University of Ulster. Online learning is increasingly recognised by governments as an…
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