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Joshua Miles, the Director for Wales at the Learning and Work Institute, outlines what CTER aspirations should be and the positive affect of lifelong learner.

CTER is sweeter – or, the proof of the pudding is in the eating

Joshua Miles, the Director for Wales at the Learning and Work Institute, outlines what The Commission for Tertiary Education and Research (CTER) aspirations should be and the positive effect of lifelong learners.

3rd November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy
Cerith D. Rhys Jones believes the creation of the Commission for Tertiary Education and Research offers a real opportunity for Wales to think differently about education.

The future is flexible, the future is open

Cerith D. Rhys Jones believes the creation of the Commission for Tertiary Education and Research offers a real opportunity for Wales to think differently about education.

1st November (1st November)
  • Politics and Policy
Students in a classroom. The picture is used to illustrate the idea of lifelong education to global citizenship.

Global citizenship education: a truly lifelong framework

Cerith Rhys-Jones says that the new body which will oversee all post-16 education across Wales is the perfect vehicle through which to implement a coherent strategy for the lifelong learning of global citizenship in Wales

31st October (20th October)
  • Politics and Policy
The picture shows children looking towards a whiteboard in a classroom. They seem to be listening intently. The picture serves to illustrate an article about global citizenship.

Building a Wales of Active Global Citizens

Susie Ventris-Field outlines the importance of global citizenship to a thriving Welsh democracy, and argues that we need a roadmap for global citizenship education that goes far beyond the school gates

30th October (12th October)
  • Politics and Policy
A picture of Emyr George, Director of Qualifications Policy and Reform at Qualifications Wales, wearing a white shirt, leaning in a relaxed way against a desk

An exciting journey

Emyr George recounts the route taken to ensure qualifications in Wales keep up with curriculum changes

30th March (29th March)
  • Voices
A classroom full of pupils. The photo is used to illustrate Welcome to Your Vote Week

Welcome to Your Vote Week: Democratic Education beyond Elections

Rhydian Thomas argues that the Welsh education, youth and democracy sectors must work together to deliver better democratic education for young people.

1st February (31st January)
  • Uncategorised
The Talking Shop was set up as a place for interested citizens wanting to access democratic education

‘No Shame, No Blame’ – Let’s Start With Democratic Education

Yvonne Murphy says we need a vision and strategy for widespread and creative, engaging and inspiring democratic education

17th November (16th November)
  • Politics and Policy

Help Young people to Understand the Impact of their Vote and they Will Use it

Rhydian Thomas argues that young people in Wales need more education and support to understand how voting can influence everyday issues that matter to them.

22nd September
  • Politics and Policy

An Ambition Worth Having: Physics, Innovation and the Welsh Economy

Eluned Parrott sets out the potential of physics to benefit the economy and makes a case for its inclusion in Wales’ innovation strategy.

28th April
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