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New technical education routes to be offered at 14 in England

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New technical education routes to be offered at 14 in England
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"I know the PM recognises this and my final report will outline the further changes that are needed."But Laura Trott, the shadow education secretary, said the announcements "don't come anywhere close to undoing the damage Labour has already done to the job market". "We all want to see better opportunities for young people and a boost to technical education, but this announcement is all over the place... "It's not clear whether or not Labour intends to replace GCSEs, which would be a disaster.

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New technical education routes to be offered at 14 in EnglandImage source, Getty ImagesByNathan StandleyEducation reporterPublished27 minutes agoPupils will be able to study subjects like manufacturing and AI alongside core academic learning from age 14 under new government plans for education in England.The government said the courses available from Year 10 would be linked to local jobs and industries.The announcement comes after data published earlier this year showed more than one million young people across the UK were not in education, employment or training, or "Neet" - the highest level in more than 12 years.School leaders' unions welcomed the government's ambition to improve technical education, but called for greater clarity on how and when the changes would be implemented, and…

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