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The UK's Education Claims Business Secretary Vince Cable as Fewer People Study The Subject
Jan 31, 2013
The UK's education, training and technology sectors will be among the major areas of UK export growth over the next few years, claims business secretary Vince Cable - despite a forthcoming shortage of qualified computer scientists as fewer ...

Tags: UK, education, training, export growth
Nomensa Has Urged Universities to Take a More Intuitive Approach to Their Online Visitors
Dec 24, 2012
UK universities are missing out on applicants because they fail to treat students like any other online consumer, digital agency Nomensa has warned. Nomensa has urged universities to take a more intuitive approach to their online ...

Tags: online consumer, UK universities, UCAS, online, network
An Estimated 335,000 A-Level Students Have Received Their Results
Aug 16, 2012
The number of A-level students achieving at least an A or A* grade has seen the biggest dip in two decades, official figures revealed today. An estimated 335,000 A-level students have received their results, with 26.6% being awarded A or ...

Tags: A-level students, Joint Council for Qualifications, JCQ, UCAS