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An Innovative Approach for Nuclear Skills Development. The Nuclear Technology Education Consortium (NTEC), established in 2005, brings together seven pre-eminent nuclear…
In its first year, the Further Forces programme has helped people from all roles within the Armed Forces to find…
30 June 2019 is an important milestone in the academic calendar. Applications must be received by UCAS by 6pm in…
The Ministry of Defence Further Forces programme has recruited its 50th trainee from the Armed Forces to teach technical skills…
Perhaps you couldn’t wait to leave school when you were younger and that you haven’t changed your mind. However, times…
Plenty of Service leavers reach a point in their resettlement journey when they realise that they need to upgrade their…
While the deadline for applications for the majority of UCAS undergraduate courses has passed, there’s still another chance to get…
You will be awarded an EduQual Diploma Clinical Aesthetic Injectable Therapies.
If you’re going to invest a sizeable chunk of money in your education, you’ll want to see a good return…
If you’re looking to put down new roots after a career in the Forces, then the south of England is…
Whether you’re already working in the nuclear industry or looking to move into this rapidly growing sector, enhance your career…
If you’re keen on enrolling for a study course but missed the September intake, don’t worry. Many universities up and…
Delivering accredited qualifications and employability skills for service personnel and their families.
Sarah joined the RAF in 2006, Serving for 12 years in HR before leaving in June this year. Sarah has…
It’s not too late to apply for September 2018 entry onto BSc (Hons) Podiatry.
“Helping you look after your safety”. Enable Safety Ltd offer the following accredited courses: NEBOSH General Certificate Course, NEBOSH Health…
Established in 2015, the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies develops knowledge in policing, crime prevention and allied security professions.
TEFL Org UK is the coming together of TEFL England, TEFL Scotland and TEFL Wales. All of the values of…
From this September, Military veterans will be offered bursaries worth £40,000 to retrain as teachers as part of a government…
Whether you’ve already got a new career in your sights or you’re still exploring your options, making the most of…
Among the various options available to Service-leavers, access courses tend to be somewhat overlooked. However, when it comes to career…
The University of Wolverhampton aims to support serving Armed Forces personnel, Veterans, Reservists and their families by providing quality courses…
Margaret Thatcher’s funeral will cost around £10m, although we won’t know the exact figure – and how much of it is being spent by the state – until afterwards. What else can £10m pay for? Here are some ideas … •
Protesters chain themselves to gates at Faslane after calling for Trident budget to fund welfare, education and health instead Police have arrested 47 people protesting outside a naval base where nuclear weapons are stored. Campaigners chained themselves to each other and blocked the entrance of the Faslane base in Argyll, home of the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons. The Scrap Trident coalition wants Scotland to be allowed to “lead the way to a world free of nuclear weapons” and more than 100 of its supporters demonstrated outside the base.
From the economy to women’s fashion, no PM in living memory has had such far-reaching influence on the social landscape 1 Transforming the City of London Until the late 1970s, the Square Mile was a genteel all-male club dominated by pinstripe suits, public school accents and a culture of long lunches. Money was made at the Stock Exchange with effortless panache, as a coterie of licensed dealers acted on behalf of stockbroker firms with redolent names such as Quilter and Co. The Big Bang blew the ancien regime apart
As a British lieutenant during the war in Iraq, James Jeffrey went there with a sense of optimism. Ten years on, he explains why he feels ashamed about how we failed the people there All the commentary surrounding the Iraq invasion 10 years on encourages retrospection but I think most veterans, like me, would agree that talk of anniversaries makes scant difference
Exclusive: Christmas truce matches to be recreated on Belgian battlefield in 2014, with £50m set aside for school trips and exhibitions Britain’s plans for commemorating the centenary of the first world war include recreating the football match played against German troops to mark the Christmas truce which remains one of the most poignant moments of the conflict. The proposal is one of a number of initiatives being supported by ministers in anticipation of public interest in a war during which 956,000 members of the British army were killed, including 250,000 from countries which were then part of the Empire
The top accolade from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst was awarded to Officer Cadet Sarah Hunter-Choat, who received the award during her commissioning at the Sovereign’s Parade on Friday 14 December.