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National Skills Fund consultation

The UK government Department for Education held a consultation on the operation of the National Skills Fund in England.

UCU asked for a more flexible approach to the fund with wider eligibility criteria and a broader range of learning to be included.

National Skills Fund consultation – UCU response [163kb]

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