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Senior reporter at @FEWeek. Ex @MarketWatch, @PropertyWeek, @pulsetoday. Mostly tweet about Beyoncé. Email: anviksha.patel@feweek.co.uk. She/her. Views mine
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‘Gold-standard’ T Levels still rarely lead to top universities

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By Anviksha Patel Verified
| FE Week Verified
T Level students are only marginally more likely to gain a university place than the first cohort four years ago, and still struggle to enter the top Russell Group institutions. FE Week analysis of data from 85 universities shows 70 per cent of T Level applications resulted in an offer for last September, up from 67 per cent for the first cohort who applied to enter university in the 2022-23 academic year.
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Let adult maths tuition work from home, says Sunak

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By Anviksha Patel Verified
| FE Week Verified
Adults are being turned away from online maths courses because of the way devolved adult skills budgets are administered, former prime minister Rishi Sunak has claimed. Giving evidence to the House of Lords numeracy for life committee today, Sunak said funding rules were creating “policy anomalies” that prevented online provision reaching learners who wanted the flexibility to study remotely.
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Councils ordered to improve tracking of ‘phantom NEETs’

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By Anviksha Patel Verified
| FE Week Verified
More than two dozen councils have been ordered to improve how they track teenagers after new data found the education, employment or training status of 32,100 16- and 17-year-olds was unknown. The Department for Education said 32,100 so-called “phantom NEETs” were recorded by councils on the basis their activity could not be confirmed.
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