Education
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Bridging the Skills Gap in Northern Ireland
Our mission is to recognise and reward learning so that people of all ages achieve their goals in life and…
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The economic and social impact of higher and further education in the context of Brexit
agendaNi examines the key themes to emerge from the Department for the Economy’s response to the UK’s Migration Advisory Committee…
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Learning and skills in the Republic
As the 2017 update of the Northern Ireland Skills Barometer outlines its projections for skills demand, and makes recommendations in…
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Did you know GCSE grading in Northern Ireland is changing?
Each year around 30,000 learners in Northern Ireland receive GCSE results. So, understanding GCSE grading is important to us all,…
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Valuing apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are a useful tool in the process of upskilling the labour market, filling supply gaps and increasing economic competitiveness.…
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Northern Ireland Skills Barometer
The 2015 Northern Ireland Skills Barometer was intended as a model to gauge future skill needs and gaps by sector,…
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Education: the intended learning outcomes
Despite exhibiting exceptional levels of inequality in academic outcomes, the education system in Northern Ireland is mythically lauded as world…
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Education Authority: area planning for provision
Earlier this year, the Education Authority (EA) published its first ever strategic area plan for primary, post-primary and special school…
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Safeguarding education through information security
Davy Richmond, Education Operations Director at Capita Managed IT Solutions, looks at the importance of online safety in Northern Ireland…
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Education statistics
Qualifications 2015/16 GCSEs 83.3 per cent of year 12 students attained five or more GCSEs (or equivalent) at grades A*…
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