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Graduate tax wrong-IOD

The Institute of Directors (IoD) argues that a graduate tax is the wrong policy solution and would damage the UK’s tax competitiveness Nor would it solve the problem of widening...

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Learners motivated by practical learning in Diplomas
New all-age careers service to launch in England in 2012
The pupil premium may be spent on the wrong children
School curriculum 'slimmed down'
Third of schools in Wales not good enough
Youths out of work and education rises
Widespread bullying in schools is not being tackled, new report shows
More than 600 Academies are now open and even more schools offered chance to apply
Ofsted finds vulnerable children's views 'overlooked
Ofsted should be split in two, says MPs' committee
Reduce student heating costs by up to 25%
Poor standards of english and maths could hinder school leavers
Highly mobile armed forces children need better support
Vocational courses failing to develop students’ understanding of business
One in six UK children being taught in ability streams by age 7, study finds
Universities in Scotland to set their own fees
Students hit by "careers service on the cheap"
European countries need to step up efforts to boost reading skills, study says
Third of Universities charge standard fee
Government sets out vision to support parents and families
Educational Maintenance Allowance changeover poorly executed by Government, say MPs
Performance table reform and transparency will raise standards and end perverse incentives
New analysis highlights the great education divide across Britain
MPs concerned that over-hasty student visas policy could cost economy £3.6 billion
Think again about English Baccalaureate, say MPs
CBI calls for automatic opt in
Tackling obesity in pregnancy saves money in long run say midwives
UCAS issue advice ahead of confirmation and clearing
Education System: more choice needed for 16-18 year olds
University students happy with quality of courses
1 in 6 do not read single book per month
Study still most common reason for migration to UK
Ten village schools closing every year, new figures show
Urgent action needed to meet creative skills demand
New figures show only top 10 per cent will pay more under Labour's plan for tuition fees
Mossbourne to open new Academy in Hackney
Salmond visits million pound campus
Ofqual to get new powers to fine exam boards over mistakes in papers
Minister announces quality standard for National Careers Service
England's 15-year-olds' reading is more than a year behind the best
Defra’s boost for childcare in rural Chatteris
Schools to trial new approach to exclusions
Free parenting classes to be offered to over 50,000 mothers and fathers
Report looks at trends in higher education over the last decade
Oversight of financial management in local authority maintained schools
Consultation with colleges
Welsh Universities to expand into Chinese market
New figures reveal £200m of youth service cuts
All vocational qualifications to be judged against strict new rules
Month of birth matters for children’s well-being as well as for test scores
Raising expectations for teacher training
Patients need guarantee of national standards for doctors training
Student Visa changes
Grimsby, Doncaster and Warrington are NEET
EIS members Back Industrial Action - Strike day set for 30 November
Embedding sustainability into education
New scholarships to attract top graduates
IfL highlights concerns about teacher training funding
Mayor launches inquiry into primary and secondary schools
LGO highlights most common faults in school admission appeals
Consultation launched on free early education
Schools urged to make sure pupils are registered for their Pupil Premium entitlement
Volunteering can be beneficial to the most vulnerable youngsters
Overhaul of head teachers’ qualification to help train the next generation of great school leaders
UK students not prepared for global demands of British business
Disadvantaged school children to benefit from £1.25 billion funding from April 2012
DFE to recognise great Teachers
Government sets out strategy for helping young people access education, training and work
UK graduates ready to move abroad for career development opportunities
New approach to education and training published
Schools get more freedom to manage teacher performance
Secondary School's still struggling
Britain faces a youth unemployment emergency
More than one in four UK children facing multiple risks to development, study finds
‘Who you meet’ can stop you becoming NEET
'Pay per Neet' Scheme to be unveiled
Radical new approach to defuse 'ticking time bomb' of NEETs
LGA comments ahead of Government's announcement on adoption
Special educational needs crisis
Red tape cut to allow colleges freedom to manage affairs as independent bodies
£15m to be invested in cultural education
17 million adults have poor numeracy skills
Not enough music in music lessons
EMA Replacement not Sustainable to Help Young and Poor Students, says Perspective
Unison calls on Minister of State to block unprecedented privatisation of FE college
New minimum 12 month duration for all apprenticeships
£500,000 scholarship scheme launched for SEN support staff
Country's social and economic future rests on getting teacher quality right, says Education Committee
EcoCampus: Driving up environmental performance in Higher Education
NHS Confederation Chair chosen to lead Health Education England
Public Accounts Committee reports on education and children's services
Greg Barker opens new Eco Community Education Centre
Early years education is not providing value for money
Further progress on school and college leaver attainment requires radical new vision
Flawed design of Europe's flagship climate policy costs taxpayers billions of Euros
Final expert report on PiP breast implants published
Coalition's obliteration of vital information leaves pupils vulnerable
Martin Dunford speaks out about the quality of vocational study
Private university expands into health sector
One in seven schools fails to send a student to top university
Education reforms at risk unless government allows for-profit free schools
Tuition fees set to rise again next year
Committee of MPs backs calls to protect unpublished university research from FOI Act
Support for transgender students taking Oxford University exams
Scots to benefit from study abroad
'Military style' education will boost prisoners' skills
Olympics 'dominated by privately educated'
Scots pupils hit the mark
Teaching toddlers to pay attention is the key to academic success
Gove denies political interference in GCSEs
Lesson observation used as a punitive management tool
HEA Chief Executive comments on today's QS World University Rankings
Education budget ‘invests heavily’ in young people
The early years learning environment
Scottish Qualifications Authority
Plan sets course for education reform
Tackling educational disadvantage for children in care
Rethinking maths for the 21st century
Review into exam textbooks published
First HEA research and policy seminar: Professor Roger Brown
More high quality graduates becoming teachers
University of Huddersfield commemorates universal HEA Fellowship
UK ranked sixth best for education
Richard review into future of apprenticeships published
Review of Qualifications for 14 to 19-year-olds published
Council criticised over insufficient education for boy with special needs
Burnwood Community School to Welcome Stephen Twigg in Recognition of its Environmental Achievements
1 in 5 Schools Library Services facing closure
Government putting standards and international competitiveness at risk
Lamont warned off attacking Scottish universities
Education Minister gives speech on international evidence
We need professional careers advice for 12-year-olds
AoC respond to education select committee report on Ebacc reform
Gove to reverse GCSE decision
Education reforms could damage engineering warn MPs
Education reform to youth custody
Details of implementation of tariffs for education and training announced
Apprenticeships must be on equal footing with university degrees
Minister highlights unprecedented investment in young people
PSHE Review Outcome ‘does not go far enough’
New Technical Baccalaureate introduced
Private finance to fund rebuilding of 46 schools

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