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- Government publishes improved destinations data
Government publishes improved destinations data
14th December 2017
Responding to the publication of the improved Government destinations data for students after they leave school or college, David Corke, Director of Education and Skills Policy at the Association of Colleges, said: “The latest set of destinations data demonstrates the significant impact that colleges have when it comes to students’ progress at the end of their course.
“The data is now more sophisticated because previously it was missing the information from HMRC. Including this data demonstrates how good colleges are at helping students get into sustained employment.”