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Arb strips college of right to provide architecture qualifications

By 2019-09-30T06:00:00

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Hull College’s part I and II courses no longer prescribed

The Arb has stripped a troubled further education college of its power to offer architecture qualifications.

The official regulator revoked the prescription of Hull College’s part I and II courses which are validated by the Open University.

It said the college failed to comply with annual monitoring requirements and it no longer had confidence the college had “adequate resources to deliver the qualifications in a way which ensured all our criteria would be met”.

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