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PM says UK will ‘value hard hat as much as graduation cap’ as he announces new technical education routes
Burnham commits to boost quality, availability and status of technical offer to 14-to-16-year olds
The prime minister has announced major changes to the educational system which will see 14-year-olds given early access to technical education, skills training and work experience.
At a speech in Derby today, Andy Burnham announced the launch of what Downing Street said would be “prestigious” new technical educational routes.
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