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1. www.liverpoolworld.uk › education › liverpool-best13 best state schools and sixth forms for A Levels in Liverpool

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   6 days ago · 1. University of Liverpool Mathematics School, Liverpool. This is a sixth form college in Liverpool, focusing primarily on maths, computer science, and physics. In the 2022/23 academic year, it had an A Level point score of 47.93 - giving it an average grade of A-. | Google Street View. 2.

2. ace360.org › news › ace360The Differences Between HE and FE | Challenges faced - ACE360

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   Sep 26, 2024 · Career integration: Generally, FE is designed to equip individuals with the skills needed for entry-level or mid-level positions. Access: FE courses are generally open to individuals who have completed compulsory secondary education (up to age 16) and meet specific entry requirements for the chosen apprenticeship.

3. www.aoc.co.uk › about › college-mergersCollege Mergers - Association of Colleges

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The latest state of play is: 81 college-to-college mergers have taken place since 2015 (two in 2015, 11 in 2016, 29 in 2017, 12 in 2018, 10 in 2019, seven in 2020 (excludes two colleges that were broken up), two in 2021, three in 2022, three in 2023 and two so far in 2024) one more college-college merger is currently planned for 2024.

4. www.liverpoolworld.uk › education › englands-25-bestThe 25 best state schools and sixth forms for A Levels in England

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   Oct 10, 2024 · 1. King's College London Maths School. Topping the list is King’s Math School, a sixth form college in London’s Lambeth borough specialising in mathematics. It is affiliated with the prestigious King’s College London university. It is a free state school, but students will need to sit a test, an interview, and do well on their GCSEs to ...

5. feweek.co.uk › fe-commissioners-verdict-on-2FE Commissioner verdict on 2 struggling colleges and a council

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   4 days ago · It is currently planning to merge with neighbour Newham College on November 1. Today’s FE Commissioner report, dated June 2024, said previous NewVIc leaders failed to “effectively plan, oversee, and invest” in the college’s provision, leading to a “significant decline” in performance and recruitment. Student “experience and ...

6. www.gov.uk › guidance › further-education-conditionFurther Education Condition Data Collection 2 (CDC2 ... - GOV.UK

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   Oct 10, 2024 · Guidance for FE colleges about the FE CDC2 programme. It explains how FE CDC2 will be delivered. FE Condition Data Collection 2: programme guide. PDF, 151 KB, 10 pages.

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   Who can take a Fe course?

   • Access: FE courses are generally open to individuals who have completed compulsory secondary education (up to age 16) and meet specific entry requirements for the chosen apprenticeship. They are suitable for school leavers and individuals looking to start or progress in their careers.

   The Differences Between HE and FE | Challenges faced - ACE360

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   When did a college become a Fe institution?

   • one college attained University status and become a HE Corporation in 2018. It was designated as an FE institution under the FE and HE Act 1992 four university-college mergers have taken place (2018, 2019 and two in 2021). In all cases (post merger) the college remains or was designated as an FE institution under the FE and HE Act 1992

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   Do FE colleges offer apprenticeships?

   • That’s why FE colleges tend to be more commonly associated with apprenticeships. Sixth-form colleges based in secondary schools are also under the FE banner, providing a purely academic route to qualification. Further Education colleges and training providers offer a wide range of apprenticeship training programmes.

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   How many sixth form colleges are there in England?

   • There are currently 221 further education, sixth form colleges and designated institutions in England. This compares to almost 450 when colleges were incorporated in 1993. Since the 2015 general election, there has been an increase in the number of college mergers and a new option for sixth form colleges to convert to become 16-19 academies.

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   Why are further education colleges so popular?

   • Further Education colleges are popular with learners who prefer practical training upon leaving secondary school, as opposed to an academic route such as a university course. That’s why FE colleges tend to be more commonly associated with apprenticeships.

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   What is the difference between FE & Access?

   • Career integration: Generally, FE is designed to equip individuals with the skills needed for entry-level or mid-level positions. Access: FE courses are generally open to individuals who have completed compulsory secondary education (up to age 16) and meet specific entry requirements for the chosen apprenticeship.

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8. www.collegewebsites.ac.uk › general-reviewsSaint Helens College Principal

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Simon undertook his first teaching role in the further education sector as a Lecturer in Biology at St Helens College, and over 30 years later, he is delighted to be returning to the College where his career began. Simon has over 20 years’ experience in FE colleges, including his most recent position as Deputy Principal at the City of ...