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DFE Consultation 'Reforming Key Stage 4 Qualifications'
In December 2012 we submitted a response to the Department for Education’s consultation on ‘Reforming Key Stage 4 Qualifications'. Our submission may be downloaded here.
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In December 2012 we submitted a response to the Department for Education’s consultation on ‘Reforming Key Stage 4 Qualifications'. Our submission may be downloaded here.
In November 2012 Gatsby hosted a seminar to discuss research carried out by Paul Lewis of King's College, London, exploring the duties, skills and training of technicians in space and aerospace industries.
We commissioned Dr Paul Lewis of King's College London to undertake a study of the roles of technicians in the aerospace sector and how employers ensure they have the technician staff they require. His final report, published in 2012, may be downloaded here.
We commissioned Dr Paul Lewis of King's College London to undertake a study of the roles of technicians in the space sector and how employers ensure they have the technician staff they require. His final report, published in 2012, may be downloaded here.
In 2012 we supported the 157 Group of colleges to work with the Association of Colleges to develop a better understanding of the challenges colleges face in offering science, technology, engineering and mathematics at level 3 and above. The final report may be downloaded here.
In September 2012 we submitted evidence to the House of Commons Education Committee Inquiry into ‘Career Guidance for Young People’. Our submission may be downloaded here.