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Young people will ‘pay the price if plans to withdraw funding for a number of applied general qualifications, such as BTecs, go ahead, report warns.

Tens of thousands of sixth-form students could be left without a suitable study programme under the Government’s “reckless” plans to reform post-16 vocational qualifications, a report suggests.Young people will “pay the price” if proposals ...

The New Conservatives group has called for student loans to be restricted, with those achieving low grades denied access to boost apprenticeships.

The New Conservatives group has called for student loans to be restricted, with those achieving low grades denied access to boost apprenticeships.

The New Conservatives group has called for student loans to be restricted, with those achieving low grades denied access to boost apprenticeships.

For many families, the second half of August means the agonising wait for exam results.

EXCLUSIVE: As the Government announced plans to relax immigration restrictions to let in foreign construction workers, a Sunday Express investigation reveals that upto a million Britons aged 16 to 24 are unemployed.

The government has admitted that it does not assess the impact of skills shortages on housing construction. Bill Esterson, the Labour MP for Sefton

CONSTRUCTION work has started on a brand new £1.4m ‘Innovation Centre’ at Kidderminster College.

A new £1.4 million centre at Kidderminster College has promised state-of-the-art facilities and access to the latest technology for students.