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Skills Policy

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By Alison Morris, Al Bird
| FE News Verified
The Skills Policy Act in the UK addresses various facets of skills enhancement and education. This Act covers provisions on local skills improvement plans, further education, the functions of the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education, technical education qualifications, apprenticeships, student finance, fees, assessments, and the publication of certain matters by the Office for Students.
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Shaping The Future of Apprenticeships | FE News

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By Alison Morris, Ann Marie Watson, Justine Fosh
| FE News Verified
Last July, Alison Morris, Head of Policy at the Skills Federation, hosted a discussion on how the Government could make the apprenticeship system work better for learners and industry. With a number of government announcements proposing changes to the current system, Alison revisits the key issues with Skills Federation members Ann Watson, CEO of Enginuity and Justine Fosh, CEO of Cogent Skills, to see what’s changed – and what the future holds for apprenticeships.
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The role of selection and evolution in changing parturition date in a red deer population

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By Timothee Bonnet, Michael Morrissey, Alison Morris, Sean Morris
| PLOS Biology Verified
Study population We used data from a long-term study of the unmanaged population of red deer living in the North Block of the Isle of Rum, Scotland (57°01′ N, 6°17′ W), for the years 1972–2016. Within the ca. 12 km22 of the study area, calves are marked with ear tags (and a collar for females) shortly after birth, in order to record detailed life histories of individuals throughout their lives [50]. DNA was obtained from ear punches, postmortem tissue, and cast antlers.
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