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Infrastructure college teaching less than 2% of its student capacity to close

By 2023-06-05T12:14:00

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National College for Advanced Transport and Infrastructure was set up in 2017 to provide skills for HS2

A college set up to provide skills for the construction of HS2 will close next month amid enrollment issues meaning it is teaching just 2% of the students it was designed to accommodate.

The National College for Advanced Transport and Infrastructure (NCATI) will stop direct delivery of further and higher education programmes by 31 July.

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