8-9 Editor’s Note


Education is one of our fundamental needs, preparing the workforce of the future so that they can play their part in contributing to the economy and to society as well-rounded adults and valued members of the community. And education doesn’t start and stop in the


classroom - they say ‘you learn something new every day’ and ongoing training, personal development and curiosity about the future all combine to ensure we never lose the ability to improve ourselves and our lives. Next month, our feature will focus on Construction,


Land and Development - if you would like to fi nd out more about that, please get in touch with one of the team.


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FEATURE EDUCATION


8-9


Howes Percival Been stuck in education too long? Are apprenticeships the


way forward? 10-11


Simply Techspace - Simply 12


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Workspace Best practice, best value and all the support the education sector needs


Northampton Saints Foundation Heralding a new chapter for charity that harnesses the


power of sport


14-15 CE People From start to fi nish - ensuring the learning never stops


Judith Halliday Editor


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Northampton College Shaping the workforce: how employers and education


can collaborate


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