The independent curriculum review completed last year recommended a moratorium on new technical awards, except where there is an "exceptionally compelling" case for change. Is this primarily a rebadging exercise, aimed at boosting the qualifications' status and name recognition, while signalling how seriously non-academic education is taken by Andy Burnham and his education secretary, Lucy Powell?
Is this primarily a rebadging exercise, aimed at boosting the qualifications' status and name recognition, while signalling how seriously non-academic education is taken by Andy Burnham and his education...
Or is there something the matter with the existing courses that they want to put right?
The independent curriculum review completed last year recommended a moratorium on new technical awards, except where there is an "exceptionally compelling" case for change.
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Is this primarily a rebadging exercise, aimed at boosting the qualifications' status and name recognition, while signalling how seriously non-academic education is taken by Andy Burnham and his education secretary, Lucy Powell? Or is there something the matter with the existing courses that they want to put right? The independent curriculum review completed last year recommended a moratorium on new technical awards, except where there is an "exceptionally compelling" case for change.
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