Indy axes education supplement
27 Jul 2010 | by John Reynolds
The Independent has axed its education supplement and is facing the threat of industrial action over the planned redundancy of the supplement's editor, Lucy Hodges.
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Education for everyone
23 Nov 2011 | by Justin Shaw, Communications Management
Education, in its many forms, is a driving force for human advancement and social equality.
Public Sector: Education scandal
25 Jul 2008
Media teams at the Department for Children, Schools and Families were busy fire-fighting last week. First there was the Can't Read, Can't Write TV show, which branded UK adult learning standards 'a national scandal'. Coupled with this was an Independent on Sunday report that secondary school head teachers...
Times relaunching education supplement
09 Jan 2008 | by Emma Barnett
LONDON - The Times Higher Education Supplement will relaunch on 10 January with a new website, plus a full-colour magazine format, with a new name - Times Higher Education.
News Analysis: Profitable education
05 Apr 2006 | by Joanna Bowery
Finance brands can benefit from an FSA scheme to teach people how to manage their money.
Warrington plans education drive
30 Apr 2004
Warrington Council is planning to launch a public consultation campaign to ask people in education how to improve the service.
Stop Press: Education
08 May 2003
Oxford, Cambridge and RSA Examinations (OCR) is on the hunt for its first director of external relations. The creation of the role follows a wave of criticism in the media focusing on OCR’s role in the debacle that saw hundreds of A-level papers having to be regraded. An OCR source this week insisted...
CAREERS: Movers - Select Education
23 Jan 2003
David Rose has been has promoted by Select Education to communications and projects manager. This role incorporates broad marketing, communications and business development responsibilities including media and public relations. He joined Select Education in January 2001.
NEW MEDIA: Online education
23 Jul 1998 | by BINNUR BEYAZTAS
Microsoft and Oxford University are to fund virtual education courses next year. The online degrees will be postgraduate courses in medicine, computing, and software engineering.
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