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Jennifer Coupland @IFAteched: We are working towards a more unified and employer-led system, for 15 occupational ro… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Jennifer Coupland @IFAteched: Sustainability is also part of our focus. We have launched a framework for themes to… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Jennifer Coupland @IFAteched: We are creating a new HTQs quality mark, making it easier for employers and learners… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Jennifer Coupland @IFAteched: The number of learners on L4 and L5 are less than other countries. All the evidence s… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Tom Lovell @techUK: We need to make sure that the ‘currency’ that learners come out with is valuable in the workplace #lifelongeducation
Tom Lovell @techUK: There is a need not only for technical skills, but also the wrap around skills that go hand in… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Tom Lovell, @techuk: We need to help SMEs to be able to provide reskilling and upskilling opportunities. #lifelongeducation
Tom Lovell, @techUK: There is a need for a reskilling and upskilling revolution #lifelongeducation
Simon Field: We do not have to have a break between institutions when they go between levels of training. #lifelongeducation
Simon Field: One very compelling lesson from abroad is that higher level apprenticeships are not something complete… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Simon Field: One big message from other countries is that successful Higher Technical Programmes are not just cheap… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Simon Field: We in England have one well defined route through A levels to 3-years BA degrees, but we have week alt… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Simon Field: Highest qualifications for adults are found on Levels 6 and 3, but not so many on levels 4 and 5.
Today at 09:15 we will be discussing HTQs, Level 4 and 5 #Skills, and collaboration between Employers, FE and HE In… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Looking forward to continuing our evidence sessions in the Lifelong Education Commission @res_publica tomorrow- collaborat…
Very happy to welcome Tom Lovell, from @techUK in tomorrow's online panel line-up, who will be speaking on the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
We will be discussing Higher Technical #Qualifications, Level 4 and 5 #Skills, and collaboration between employers,… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Charles Pickles was on @talkRADIO yesterday, speaking about the @CommonsWorkPen inquiry on the @H_S_E's approach to #a…
In our longest ever campaign we @res_publica have driven the #saveourbreath campaign for better protection for all from…
In less than 10m the @CommonsWorkPen will be taking oral evidence on @H_S_E’s approach to management of #asbestos. Cha…
Tomorrow at 09:15, the Airtight on Asbestos campaign will be presenting evidence to the @CommonsWorkPen Committee’s in…
ICYMI: The recording of our #onlinesafetybill panel event is now available: youtu.be/Ilg3_4h5c3c twitter.com/res_publica/st…
Mark Johnson: The reserve provision to criminalise tech execs, like the one in Modi’s India, runs the risk of Gov h… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Mark Johnson: Facebook, for example, operates a hate speech policy that does not take into account context at all,… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Mark Johnson: Clause 11 relates to legal content harmful to adults. The specific part of the bill is the most dangerous #onlinesafetybill
Peter Wright: Reverse duty of care for platforms to abound under the duty of care in relation to recognised news/pr… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Peter Wright: Companies like Facebook do not necessarily care about the public interest #onlinesafetybill
Peter Wright: The appeal process does not take account the reality of the news world. Stories move and are covered… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Peter Wright: Our concern is that in practice we will see algorithms indiscriminately block any content that might… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Thank you for a fascinating talk which was very reassuring about the future of feminism, about which I have sometimes despaired. Mary Harrington’s contribution about how feminism embraces the real lives of women which are so dominated by relationships and particularly the symbiotic relationships of our children and families was so very welcome. She is absolutely right that this is not discussed because the “non-working” women who work hardest at it have no time, no freedom, nor the platform upon which to speak. They are silenced by the very work they do and so we pretend it isn’t happening, we pretend it is of no worth, we pretend it doesn’t really matter. Thank you Mary for being very clear that it does and suggesting we start speaking about it.