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A gap between the UK’s strong broader national foundations and weaker workforce preparedness is lowering its AI readiness position. AI skills proficiency is the biggest competitive risk to the UK’s AI readiness London…
Read moreThe agreement was formally signed at London Metropolitan University’s Holloway Campus on the 24 September, marking a significant step in the University’s engagement with the global aviation industry and its commitment to…
Read moreThis trend also affects younger generations: recent research by the TIRESIA research centre of Politecnico di Milano shows how young people’s interest in working in the social sector stems from diverse motivations. While…
Read moreThe College and its higher education arm, Newcastle College University Centre, are now entering their eighth year working alongside their Scotswood Road neighbours, with the partnership continuing to create opportunities…
Read moreIn a legal letter to West Yorkshire NHS integrated care board (ICB), seen by the Guardian, the charity alleges that the decision to force patients to wait at least two years for such assessments was unlawful and says it…
Read moreThe last reversible method was added to this repertoire centuries ago: while rubber condoms hit the mass market in the 1850s, earlier versions date back beyond ancient Egypt. This looks on the cusp of change. In a…
Read morePay remains a big concern. Funding pressures limit what colleges can offer, while recruitment difficulties continue to affect vital subject areas. Recent research also found that one in five FE teachers receiving a…
Read moreThe three-year-old had spent days with a high fever and angry red sores on her body. Her mother, Koushila, had first taken her to a doctor, who prescribed an ointment. Bamita seemed to recover, then became ill again. A…
Read moreThe Pennsylvania department of health said on Wednesday that an unvaccinated Lancaster county resident who tested positive for measles had died. Health officials did not release further information about the individual…
Read moreMost arguments assume that any new system will look like the existing one, with services outsourced to large companies, using contracts without scope for innovation, with rigidly defined targets, often delivered using…
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