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“Because of the training we provide, our retention levels are very high. With the latest CIPD suggesting that it costs £3500 to recruit a new member of staff, our return on investment is tremendous”

Terry Tucker, Learning Development and Hospitality, Barchester Healthcare

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The future for lifelong learning: a national strategy

News | Monday October 22nd, 2007

NIACE will establish and support a commission to identify best practice in the UK and internationally around adult learning

Vouchers offering ‘gift of learning’ go on sale

News | Monday October 22nd, 2007

DIUS and the LSC yesterday launched a scheme to enable people for the first time to buy gift vouchers towards the cost of further education courses.

A multi-million pound deal

News | Monday October 22nd, 2007

A Notts-based provider of on-site NVQ assessment to the construction industry has been sold in a multi-million-pound deal.

Lammy to Listen and Learn

News | Monday October 22nd, 2007

Skills Minister to hear how unions and employers are working together for learners

FE Colleges on the rise in Ofsted report

News | Friday October 19th, 2007

FE Colleges and Adult Learning offered cautious praise but still could do better.

The gift of learning

News | Friday October 19th, 2007

FE gift vouchers available at nine pilot colleges in scheme launched by DIUS and LSC.

ESOL for Work for migrant workers

News | Friday October 19th, 2007

Government launches new qualifications designed to help migrant workers in the workplace.

LSC spends £17m to support ailing National Construction College

News | Friday October 19th, 2007

The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) has thrown a lifeline to the National Construction College’s flagship Bircham Newton training centre after it pledged to provide £17m in capital funding to keep the facility afloat.

Skills minister says employers block women’s training

News | Friday October 19th, 2007

Skills minister David Lammy has blamed employer apathy for the government’s failure to boost women’s skill levels.

Ofsted annual report reveals positive results

News | Thursday October 18th, 2007

But reports that "It cannot be right that 20 per cent of pupils leave primary school without a solid foundation in literacy and numeracy"

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