• S3E7: Vocation, Speeches and Fire Alarms takes a look at the importance of vocational qualifications within the curriculum

  • Mar 27 2021
  • Length: 51 mins
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S3E7: Vocation, Speeches and Fire Alarms takes a look at the importance of vocational qualifications within the curriculum

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  • The duo are joined by Tom Campbell (Senior Education Officer) and Jamie Kilner (Senior Advisor Vocational Curriculum) to discuss the importance of vocational qualifications within the curriculum and how they play a key role in developing employability skills and impact positively on social mobility.

    You will not want to miss The Confessional where Jamie admits to getting a little carried away in a cricket lesson and Tom gives the wrong speech!

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