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To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many students took the (a) BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Business and (b) WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma in Criminology in (i) Brighton and Hove and (ii) the UK in the 2023-24 academic year; and whether students will be able...
To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many students took the (a) BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Business and (b) WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma in Criminology in (i) Brighton and Hove and (ii) the UK in the 2023-24 academic year; and whether students will be able...
The full-year participation data for the 2023/24 academic year is expected to be available in November 2024. After this point the department will be in a position to provide additional breakdowns.
Regarding student enrolment for the 2025/26 academic year, on 24 July 2024 the Secretary of State announced that the department is conducting a short, internal review of Post-16 qualifications reform at Level 3 and below. Defunding decisions for 2025 onwards will be confirmed after the short review and we will set out the position before the end of December 2024.
That this House notes that probity is the most precious asset of any public institution and views with alarm the fraud investigation into the European unit of the Welsh Joint Education Committee when headed by Mr Mike German, now leader of the Liberal Democrats in Wales and Deputy First Secretary of the Welsh Assembly; further notes that an independent report by the auditor Bently Jennison raises serious questions concerning credit card expenditure and the validity of a number of European trips, in particular a visit to Vienna by Mike German together with Jenny Randerson which coincided with a Liberal Democrat Conference; and further notes that Mr German has stated that he was in Stuttgart on WJEC business until 9th July 1996, however several receipts would indicate that he was in Vienna at least a day earlier, indicating that clearly either these receipts are forgeries or Mr German is lying.
That this House notes that probity is the most precious asset of any public institution and views with alarm the fraud investigation into the European unit of the Welsh Joint Education Committee when headed by Mr Mike German, now leader of the Liberal Democrats in Wales and Deputy First Secretary...
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what representations he has received on restructuring the Welsh Joint Education Committee; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what representations he has received on restructuring the Welsh Joint Education Committee; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, if he will list the meetings held between his Department and representatives of the Welsh Joint Education Committee since May 1998.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, if he will list the meetings held between his Department and representatives of the Welsh Joint Education Committee since May 1998.
To comment on the future of the Welsh Joint Education Committee.
To comment on the future of the Welsh Joint Education Committee.
What accreditation role he has with respect to the setting of standards by and response to requests for (a) remarkings and (b) independent review of the Welsh Joint Education Committee.
What accreditation role he has with respect to the setting of standards by and response to requests for (a) remarkings and (b) independent review of the Welsh Joint Education Committee.
What were the amounts awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1992-93 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee, (c) to other bodies, (d) to the Welsh Language Education Development Committee (PDAG) for distribution to produce (i) Welsh resources, first and second...
What were the amounts awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1992-93 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee, (c) to other bodies, (d) to the Welsh Language Education Development Committee (PDAG) for distribution to produce (i) Welsh resources, first and second...
What were the amounts awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1993-94 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee and (c) to the Welsh Language Education Development Committee (PDAG) for distribution to produce (i) Welsh resources, first and second language and (ii)...
What were the amounts awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1993-94 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee and (c) to the Welsh Language Education Development Committee (PDAG) for distribution to produce (i) Welsh resources, first and second language and (ii)...
What was the amount awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1994-95 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee, (c) to the Further Education Funding Council, (d) to the Higher Education Funding Council, (e) to the Welsh Language Board for educational developments...
What was the amount awarded under section 21 of the Education Act 1980 during 1994-95 (a) per local education authority, (b) to the Welsh Joint Education Committee, (c) to the Further Education Funding Council, (d) to the Higher Education Funding Council, (e) to the Welsh Language Board for educational developments...
What restrictions there will be upon employees of the Welsh Joint Education Committee standing for election to the new Welsh unitary authorities.
What restrictions there will be upon employees of the Welsh Joint Education Committee standing for election to the new Welsh unitary authorities.
What consultation he has had with the Chairman of the Welsh Joint Education Committee in relation to irregularities in the conduct of the 1994 GCSE examinations and access given to the candidates to the examination papers before time; if the school was in the state sector; what guidelines he has...
What consultation he has had with the Chairman of the Welsh Joint Education Committee in relation to irregularities in the conduct of the 1994 GCSE examinations and access given to the candidates to the examination papers before time; if the school was in the state sector; what guidelines he has...
What arrangements WO has made in relation to the transfer of work from the Welsh Joint Education Committee and the Welsh Language Education Development Committee to the Curriculum and Assessment Committee for Wales.
What arrangements WO has made in relation to the transfer of work from the Welsh Joint Education Committee and the Welsh Language Education Development Committee to the Curriculum and Assessment Committee for Wales.
Education Bill. Lords committee stage sixth day. New clauses considered. Clauses 217 to 246 agreed to, some with amendments. Schedules 12 to 15 agreed to, some with amendments.
Education Bill. Lords committee stage sixth day. New clauses considered. Clauses 217 to 246 agreed to, some with amendments. Schedules 12 to 15 agreed to, some with amendments.
That this House deplores the decision by the Welsh Office to phase out the Certificate of Education of the Welsh Joint Education Committee; notes that this is a move which is rejected by many headteachers, teachers, parents, pupils and educationalists in Wales; believes that this is a further attack upon the highly respected Welsh Joint Education Committee; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Wales to review his decision.
That this House deplores the decision by the Welsh Office to phase out the Certificate of Education of the Welsh Joint Education Committee; notes that this is a move which is rejected by many headteachers, teachers, parents, pupils and educationalists in Wales; believes that this is a further attack upon...
What plans he has to meet the Welsh Joint Education Committee to discuss the impact of the Education Bill on education in Wales. - I met WJEC to discuss Education Bill on 2 December 1992.
What plans he has to meet the Welsh Joint Education Committee to discuss the impact of the Education Bill on education in Wales. - I met WJEC to discuss Education Bill on 2 December 1992.
How many representations he has received from district councils in Wales to date concerning the proposed changes in education; and how many representations (a) expressed objection to the extension of grant maintained status for schools and (b) expressed objections to changes proposed for the Welsh Joint Education Committee.
How many representations he has received from district councils in Wales to date concerning the proposed changes in education; and how many representations (a) expressed objection to the extension of grant maintained status for schools and (b) expressed objections to changes proposed for the Welsh Joint Education Committee.