Education
Fewer than one in 14 job seekers lack basic literacy skills
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Education
We fact check and explain issues about schools, teacher shortages, childcare, universities, and qualifications.
Education
Are England's pupils the world's worst behaved?
A Daily Mail headline claimed that England's pupils are the worst behaved in the world. We looked into the evidence behind the article. Read
Analysis
Education
Student loans: how much are they costing?
What can projections of graduate earnings tell us about the repayment of student loans? Read
Analysis
Education
Rises in unqualified teachers need context
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Education
Apprenticeship participation for under 19s has fallen since 2010
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Economy, Business & Finance
'Tax-free' childcare: what's the impact on families?
We take a look at some of the claims made today in response to the Government's announcements on funding for childcare support. Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
How much does a lack of maths skills cost?
The answer, in this case, is not a simple 2+2=4. Read
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Education
What can we learn from Shanghai?
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Economy, Business & Finance
Have apprenticeships doubled under the Coalition?
Older age groups are largely responsible for rise in participation and starts. Read
Analysis
Education
PISA: Can we compare the UK's education performance with other countries?
Spotlight on PISA, with context, key facts and main sources of information. Including: what and who PISA measures; pros and cons; UK and Wales PISA rankings. Read
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