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People what t—levels are and letting people know what is to study because at the moment we know not many people know about them and therefore employers might be a little bit confused when people are going to them with t—levels if they dont know what those actually mean. so tell us what are they and how do they compare with btecs? t—levels or technical levels are meant to be those skills equivalent to a—levels and if you get a distinction in your t—levels, that is the equivalent of thre...

And therefore they are going to gradually become defunct and it will be a much more streamlined system so you have the a—levels, the academic, t—levels the technical? you have the a-levels, the academic, t-levels the technical?— t-levels the technical? exactly, where there _ t-levels the technical? exactly, where there is _ t-levels the technical? exactly, where there is a _ t-levels the technical? exactly, where there is a black _ t-levels the technical? exactly, where there is a black an...

The government is making clear there is money to spend on its political priorities. the question is: will it be enough to deliver the big changes that ministers have promised and will the plans work? nick eardley, bbc news, westminster. well, earlier i spoke to grainne hallahan, whos a senior analyst at tes, formerly the times educational supplement. she welcomed any talk of new investment in skills and explains how the new system will work. t—levels or technical levels are meant to be those s...

Funding and therefore they are going to gradually become defunct and it will be a much more streamlined system so you have the a—levels, the academic, t—levels the technical? exactly, where there is overlapin btec and t—levels the funding of the btecs is going and originally the plan was that the dfe was just going to have a—levels or t—levels and they seem to have rowed back a bit on that. this announcement today, it looks like the future will be far more t—level shaped rather than ...

Because they have to do gcses who are then expected to take a big step into a world of a qualification that nobody has yet gained. none of this is to criticise it but i would say to the government with their plans to the government with their plans to scrap things like btecs, they need to be really careful because btecs and similar have served this country very well and they are an engine of social. fibre country very well and they are an engine of social.— engine of social. are you worried a...

An injection of cash? absolutely. it would be churlish _ an injection of cash? absolutely. it would be churlish not _ an injection of cash? absolutely. it would be churlish not to _ an injection of cash? absolutely. it would be churlish not to welcome l would be churlish not to welcome more money going to a sector of education that we know traditionally has been starved of funding, the ft sector needs more money and independent think tanks have been saying that. quite whether it is the revolutio...

We hope the government will also find the means to address the needs of the vast majority of young people who study a—levels or btec qualifications. ministers also want to balance the books after huge spending during the pandemic. but despite concerns over the economic picture, the government is making clear there is money to spend on its political priorities. the question is: will it be enough to deliver the big changes that ministers have promised and will the plans work? nick eardley, bbc n...

Months have been some really big conversations in business, in the academic world, local government, that are looking around and saying, were not doing good enough, what is our game plan? and where they do that, it is not a zero—sum game, because i went means you lose, it means we both win. pie gets bigger, the talent pool grows, and everyone benefits. tell the talent pool grows, and everyone benefits. , ., , ., ., benefits. tell us about your own story because — benefits. tell us about your...

0ur education editor branwenjeffreys reports. level six in here... ministers want to build a new approach to skills in england. and michelle donelan is in charge of making it work. this building is being turned into swindon�*s institute of technology. short courses in science or technology will be on offer, top up for adults already in work. we know that people do four or five jobs in one lifetime nowadays. and there are jobs that will be around in a years time that potentially are not there t...

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