News

Date	News Item
1 to 20 of 410
06 September 2010	SLLP Membership READ FULL STORY
06 September 2010	Skilled to Go - Training Workshop for Teachers of Literacy and Numeracy (Free to Members) Skilled to Go (Members Free) 15th September 1.30 – 3.30pm READ FULL STORY
01 August 2010	Latest E-Bulletin available now READ FULL STORY
30 July 2010	Update from DfE on Diplomas, and other qualifications relevant to 14 – 19 year olds For further information please click on the link below. READ FULL STORY
25 January 2010	Diploma In IT Conference - 05/02/2010 The free Diploma in IT Conference will be taking place in London on 5th February and is being held by e-skills UK in partnership with the new Vital programme. READ FULL STORY
25 January 2010	The National Career Guidance Show UK's Leading Event for Career Professionals READ FULL STORY
26 November 2009	The National Commissioning Framework: Consultation document READ FULL STORY
26 November 2009	Adult Learners Week - Online nomination system now available! READ FULL STORY
21 September 2009	Training Opportunities Orchard Hill College are giving you the opportunity to attend training sessions funded by the LSC. READ FULL STORY
02 September 2009	Motivational Photo Gallery READ FULL STORY
11 August 2009	Family Learning Festival 2009 READ FULL STORY
06 August 2009	Croydon College Job Skills Bulletin READ FULL STORY
28 July 2009	SLLP Membership! READ FULL STORY
27 July 2009	Guide to Services for people in Croydon with physical, mental or learning disabilities READ FULL STORY
24 July 2009	National Family Learning Network Conference READ FULL STORY
23 July 2009	Skills for Care- Apprenticeships READ FULL STORY
25 June 2009	Mayor launches £3.9 million advice service for capital's manufacturers The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, today announced that £3.9million to improve and extend a unique advisory service to help London's manufacturing sector through the recession. The funding will help small to medium sized manufacturers grow and compete in their respective markets, further supporting London's economy through the down turn and improving its competitiveness for when the upturn comes. READ FULL STORY

Last