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Learning / BAME

‘I didn’t know how bad the lack of BAME staff was’

Bristol's body of teaching staff is severely lacking when it comes to racial diversity

Learning / Refugee

Interpreting the future

Asylum seekers and refugees are putting their skills to use as interpreters in Bristol

Learning / Education

‘You can’t tackle disadvantage if you don’t get all your children reading’

A project across Bristol is helping children to enjoy reading, but it needs more volunteers

Learning / Sponsored Feature

School of Food impacting the local hospitality scene

Chef apprenticeship programme is tackling the local skills shortage head on.

News / young chefs

Learning how to be a chef in Knowle West

Square Food's vocational programme has been created in partnership with Bristol24/7

News / School of Food

School of Food aims to grow the hospitality professionals of the future

Innovative training programme aimed at young people looking to break into food industry

Learning / Sponsored Feature

What do Bristolians think of robotics?

Bristol researchers want your views on robotics and artificial intelligence

Learning / Adult Learning

Education courses starting autumn 2018

Adult learning courses in a variety of subjects still have places available

Learning / Sponsored Feature

Innovative apprenticeship kick-starts chefs’ careers

Unique chef training programme masterminded by Josh Eggleton and Adrian Kirikmaa

Learning / Calligraphy

‘Modern calligraphy is about finding your unique style’

Rosie Somerset has put in hours of practice and now runs calligraphy workshops for others

Learning / Creativity

‘I fear that arts education will only be available to those who can afford it’

Schools in Bristol are being forced to cut back on the arts in favour of core subjects

News / mental health

UWE Bristol hosts ministerial summit to prioritise student welfare

Industry experts met to discuss a new mental health charter

Learning / Nursing

‘The more diverse nursing is, the stronger it gets’

Nursing is a field that is still struggling to attract male students

News / Sponsored Feature

Preview: UWE Bristol Creative Industries Degree Show: Conform

The annual degree show is back - showcasing work from over 500 talented students

Learning / young people

Young people spread a message of crime prevention

Young crime-stoppers from six Bristol primary schools will perform at Colston Hall

Learning / protest

50 years of student protest at the University of Bristol

Remembering the students of the University of Bristol who occupied Senate House in 1968

Learning

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