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The Foster Review
09/11/2005

On Monday 14th November Sir Andrew Foster will launch his review of FE. NUS is hoping that he has taken notice of our campaigning and lobbying work and placed the voice of the learner at the heart of the sector. Sir Andrew will then be publishing his report on the 15th November and it will be available on this website on that date. The report will set out a vision for FE colleges and a clear set of values. It will also set out key recommendations that Sir Andrew believes need to be implemented if that vision is to be realised. Sir Andrew will be speaking about his report at the annual Association of Colleges (AoC) conference on the afternoon of 15th November, which NUS is attending.

Check back on the site next week to see what he said.

Read more about the Foster review.

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