Useful websites

This is a list of websites you might find useful. Click on the links below.

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Adult Learning Inspectorate
The Adult Learning Inspectorate aims to be a world class quality assessment business, raising standards of education and training for young people and adults.

Association of Colleges (AOC)
This Association was created as the single voice to promote the interests of further education colleges in England and Wales . It represents their interests locally, regionally, nationally and internationally.
 
British Council
British Council is the UK ’s international organisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations across the world. 

Careers Europe
Careers Europe is the UK National Resource Centre for International Careers Information. It provides resources to Careers services, Connexions services and other information and advisory services throughout the UK.

European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training
This website has plenty of information about serving the vocational education community.

Inspired to Coach
This website is ideal for people who want to take up life, business, executive, in-house coaching and personal coaching. It offers clear and practical information about coaching and how to improve your skills.

Institute of Education
Founded in 1902, the Institute of Education is a world class centre of excellence for research, teacher training, higher degrees and consultancy in education and education-related areas of social science.

m-Learning Project
m-Learning is a pan-European research and development programme aimed at people between 16 – 24 years old who are most at risk of social exclusion in Europe .

QCA
The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) is committed to building a world-class education and training framework that meets the changing needs of individuals, business and society.

The Times Higher Education Supplement
Higher education jobs, news and books for university and college professionals in teaching and research, from The Times Higher Education Supplement. You need to subscribe to access full text and other services.