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Presentation from Capita Post-16 conference

Monday, 18 April 2016
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Presentation from Capita Post-16 conference
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Ian Pursglove, Associate Director of Standards for Literacy and Numeracy Qualifications, presented at Capita's post-16 Conference today.

His presentation focused on Ofqual’s work to oversee the rigour of post-16 qualifications, with a particular focus on the vocational sector.

Ian’s speech touched on changes to GCSE grading structures, and he also chaired a later discussion session.

Ian Pursglove Capita Conf 18 April 2016

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