UK Education Ministers Council Communiqué: 9 December 2022 – GOV.UK

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The UK Education Ministers Council (UKEMC) held their third meeting on Friday 9 December 2022 at the Welsh Government Buildings in Cathays Park, Cardiff. The meeting was chaired by Jeremy Miles MS, Minister for Education and Welsh Language.
The attendees were:
The Chair opened by welcoming attendees to the UKEMC, an education interministerial group.
The group discussed challenges and recent developments in the areas of:
The Chair welcomed Mike James, Chief Executive of Cardiff and Vale College, who gave a presentation on the broad offer from the post-16 sector.
It was agreed the UK government will host the next meeting of the UKEMC.
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