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BMet College is celebrating the launch of a new partnership that will benefit law students.
The West Midlands has been chosen to host the UK’s flagship cyber conference for the first time next year, bringing thousands of the world’s leaders in global cyber security to the region.
A Level students at Cadbury Sixth Form College in Kings Norton, Birmingham, have been celebrating their much-anticipated results today (Thursday 17th August), with an increase in the pass rate for the third year running.
Funding of almost £80,000 from the Wesleyan Foundation enabled the Little Chicks Life Lessons programme to be delivered to 10 primary schools across the West Midlands. It provided 9,450 books and reached around 3,150 primary school children.
A new Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) centre at Cadbury Sixth Form College in Kings Norton, Birmingham is making great headway for local students.
More free training is now available to support those looking to start a new career in digital, health and green industries thanks to a Government skills grant awarded to the region.
A free training course has been launched to help residents further understand the impacts of climate change and what actions they can take personally to help tackle it.
As thousands of teenagers across the West Midlands await their GCSE and A-level results over the next two weeks, a Birmingham apprentice is urging other young people to consider their full range of options.
The growth of private tutors in the UK has been rapid, with some reports suggesting that over a third of children in some areas receive private tutoring.
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