Education & Skills
Features
| UK Economy: Skills Utilisation Is Key To Moving Britain Away From A Low Skill Equilibrium Policy makers are rightly focusing on raising skill standards but are ignoring a key component of the debate - better skills utlisation in the workplace. | |
![]() | Varying educational performance threatens future city economic growth A big issue facing some of Englandâ??s weaker city economies is the large proportions of their residents that have very few or no formal qualifications. |
![]() | Schools must learn to work together on IT The internet and technology in general have had a massive impact on the way we live and work.Yet if you look at the UKâ??seducation system, this technological revolution hasnâ??t had the impact it could have. |
![]() | Autumn Statement: Chancellor George Osborne's Full Text Of Speech - 29 November 2011 The Chancellor delivered a sobering speech about the UK's economic prospects in the near future and laid out plans for austerity to continue into the next Parliament. |
Announcements
Education: Michael Gove Gets Rid Of "Mickey Mouse" Courses From GCSE To Ensure Better Education For Pupils
Tuition Fees: Independent Panel To Monitor Impact Of Higher Fees On Financially Weak Students
Education: N.Ireland’s Minister Of Education Orders Education Boards To Resubmit Viability Audit
Gordon Brown Wants Global Fund Worth £13 Billion For Taking Primary Education To All Children
Education: Nick Gibb Claims Underperforming Schools Let Children Down








