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  • ICCDPP SYMPOSIUM 2019 NORWAY

    Leading career development services into an uncertain future: Ensuring access, integration and innovation I attended the 9th International Centre for Career Development and Public Policy (ICCDPP) Symposium held in Trumso, Norway. A total of 33 Country Teams came together to share major policy developments and the challenges and opportunities within each country. Country papers cover……

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  • DMH ASSOCIATES NEWSLETTER No.2

      In order to subscribe to receive regular copies of this please click on this link: – http://eepurl.com/glOP2f JUNE 2019 BRIEF SUMMARY OF dmh associates SELECTED ACTIVITIES INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 10th OCTOBER 2019, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND Plans are well underway to host dmh associates first International Conference in central Birmingham, England on 10 October 2019. We hope you will……

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  • THE AUGAR REPORT: IMPLICATIONS FOR EMPLOYERS WITH APPRENTICES

    The independent panel report of post 18 Education & Funding Richard Marsh at Kaplan Financial has written this thought provoking blog Implications for employers with Apprentices (England only) Most of the headlines have understandably been about the potential reduction in University fees (down to £7,500 PA) and the increase in the Student Loan repayment period……

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  • SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS (SEN): RESOURCE PACK

    I’ve recently received quite a few requests asking if I can recommend any useful resources for Careers Leaders working in SEN schools and colleges. Here’s a great resource that might be helpful in supporting school and college staff working in this field. SEN support: research evidence on effective approaches and examples of current practice in……

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  • MINISTER QUIZZED ON OPPORTUNITY AREAS

    Jess Staufenburg reports in SchoolsWeek – https://schoolsweek.co.uk/minister-admits-opportunity-areas-need-more-ambitious-outlook-to-continue-beyond-2020/ “The children’s minister has admitted the Opportunity Area programme could do with a “more ambitious outlook”, after refusing to answer point-blank whether it will get funding to continue next year. Nadhim Zahawi came under pressure during an education select committee this morning to brush off rumours the £74 million……

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