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Pre-apprenticeships in need of a renovation

  When it comes to increasing apprentice completion rates, pre-apprenticeship programs are not the silver bullet many assume them to be. Part of the appeal of pre-apprenticeships lies in giving a potential apprentice a realistic preview of what life in ...

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Look to private sector for research dollars: Greenfield

The conservatism of research councils is a problem, says a visiting high-profile UK professor and peer. Risk-averse governments are stifling scientific innovation in dementia research, acclaimed neuroscientist Baroness Susan Greenfield says. In times of economic constraint, public investment in research ...

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Fraser’s framework for a knowledge economy

Imagine a farmer leaning on his pitch fork as the first steam train pulls into the local village a couple of hundred years ago. He probably hasn’t stopped work to contemplate the profoundly disruptive changes the industrial revolution is about ...

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It’s all in the message

Uni not turned out how you’d planned? Looking for a new direction? Like to stand out from the crowd? Then choose West Coast Institute of Training (WCIT).  These are just some of the clever marketing pitches used in advertisements by ...

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Seamless educational journey a must

In the world of DIY there are products which allow you to deal with gaps as they appear or even in new work to maintain those continuous lines and surfaces that lead to a quality finish. Continuity of progress is ...

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Heads in the cloud

With speculation about the death of the traditional laptop, mobile and cloud computing are undoubtedly the hottest topics in the world of information technology from the view point of industry and university IT departments alike. Mobility and personal devices  made ...

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