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Lord Alan Sugar reunited with his first ever Rolls-Royce
Apprentice star Lord Sugar has purchased back his own Rolls-Royce – 36 years after he bought it for the first time. Sugar, known for his enthusiasm for the classic British brand, posted on Twitter that he had been reunited with the car.
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High-flying jobs that don’t need a degree
Flunking your A-Levels could be the best thing to happen to your finances. Kids spend their childhood being told that in order to get a good job, they need to work hard at school and go to university. However, a new study has revealed that
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Ucas-style admission could boost apprenticeship recruitment
Finding an apprenticeship could be made easier for young people if an admissions system similar to the one used for applying to university or college was used, a report has suggested. The City & Guilds Group's Industry Skills Board
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David Cameron says apprenticeships plans are important
David Cameron has restated the importance of apprenticeships to his vision of a "One Nation" Government. The Prime Minister has launched a consultation on the Government's planned apprenticeship levy which force larger employers
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Apprenticeships 'best route to job'
Many people believe that apprenticeships could offer young people a better chance of getting a job than a degree, a poll suggests. New research suggests there is growing recognition that following the traditional academic route of going to
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Bentley announces 141 new jobs
Ever fancied working for Bentley? Now could be your chance, as the luxury carmaker has announced it is looking to expand its
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Employers to design apprenticeships
Employers will be able to develop their own apprenticeship qualifications to tackle skills shortages under plans announced by the Government. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said training standards and qualifications should be tailored around
