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The UK has always been considered an innovator in the digital field. This seems to be a truly smart move especially if one is to consider the uncertainties of Brexit. While there are funding developments for such areas as robotics, G5, and AI, there is also a need to dedicate some focus on securing and protecting the digital infrastructure of the nation. This means ensuring that the next generation of potential professionals in cyber-security are properly educated not just on IT security but also on how it is both a rewarding and crucial career path.

At present, people are already living in a society that is hyper-connected. The recent announcements concerning 5G mark just another positive step towards moving forward in digitisation of processes, things, interactions, and operations. While this is fantastic news, one st also not forget how vital it is for innovation to not outpace security in IT. After all, as it is now, it is already both a sizeable and a costly concern.

One of the best ways that people may gain a better appreciation and understanding of IT security and why it is crucial is for them to go back to school. Retraining and re-skilling employees continually is always a great way to achieve this. After all, the fast pace of innovation can sometimes leave most unable to keep up with it. Getting cyber-security back to school is one sure-fire way of ensuring that new skills are being learned about what it is and how it should be implemented while banking on already existing technological knowledge.

In addition, considering the present landscape of cyber-threat that is continuously growing, this is one approach that should not only be considered as something nice to consider having. It is high time for it to be considered a must-have for every single educational institution. Ensuring that there are complementary lessons that students can be exposed to at schools will at least teach them to be more responsible when using various online channels.

Taking this a step further by introducing students and even teachers and parents too of the basics of how to become an expert in cyber-security is also encouraged. When people get to see the profession as a fun, cool, and lucrative career path, more people will be encouraged to go this route. This can also be a good way of getting those students who are already playing around with the darker side of the internet such as hacking into the right direction. This way, they can be prevented from potentially drifting into the ugly side of the web and instead get them to be part of the solution. Get more updates on the education sector by reading about Peter Gale Godalming online here. You can also like the Peter Gale Godalming Facebook page here and visit Peter Gale Godalming Flickr page here. Watch Peter Gale Godalming video below. 

Things aren’t looking too good for the UK, especially if one were to take note of the current ranking for preferred education destinations go. While it took quite some time for the people responsible to come up with a report discussing on how international students impact the country, Australia has already overtaken the country when it comes to international study destinations. Numbers show that the country has now fallen to the third spot from being second worldwide-+.

Rankings like these are significant especially if one were to consider the impact of Higher Education on the country’s economy. International students are often subject to rather high tuition fees when studying in the country. These are numbers that are then used to help support Britain’s world-class institutions as well as fund world-class research.

Intentional students coming into the country are known to contribute an estimated amount of £25 billion through indirect and direct spending. They are also known to help bolster the country’s soft power. This is the reason why the revelation that there seems to be an increase of about 22% in terms of visas that were granted for students that are among to qualify for long-term study in the country, it can be truly a cause for concern.

Considering the present post-Brexit environment, there is so much that can be achieved out of building Higher Education as a future export. The country should at least take the necessary efforts to reclaim its position as one of the top two most preferred destinations for interested international students. To achieve this, there is a need to get some long-term initiatives put in place in order to also bolster the number of students that the system is education.

In the past, post-study work visas used to make it possible for international students to remain in the country for two years to find work. Now, this has been slashed to a mere four months only. This was despite the consultation done in 2011 nationally where only a mere 6% of respondents agreed on this particular course of action

It is high time for the UK to commit to a growth target as far as education experts go. It should also measure how the country is doing against the statistics of competitor countries especially in categories that are likely to influence the attractiveness of the educational system to international students. Meanwhile, the immediate priority should be getting the restrictions relaxed on international students that are looking for employment. This way, they will be able to use their newly acquired skills earned from British universities towards the economic productivity and the economy of the country.

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Read Peter Gale’s latest blog post on interesting things that only those people, who call Godalming home, will get. Peter is an experienced professional who has had more than two decades of experience in the field.  A passionate educator, his career reflects the numerous and lasting changes that he has introduced to the institutions that he had been a part of.

Godalming is a station located somewhere along the railway line from London to Portsmouth. A historic market town with its own unique character, a lot of people often wonder where it really ends and why there seems to be way too many charity shops in the area. Read on as Peter Gale discusses some of the many unique characteristics of Godalming that only those that call it their home will really appreciate, maybe make fun of at times.

If you love to keep your hair cut and styled in the latest trend, then you will certainly not have a hard time finding a barbershop to take care of it. The town is known for having so many barbershops that the only problem you’ll likely have to deal with come time that you need a cut is to decide where to actually go. For some reason, the town seems to have the highest density of charity shops too.

Do not really let the seemingly unassuming exteriors of the town fool you. Many a visitor has been surprised to find out that the peaceful and quiet town is not always what it seems. While some might say boring would be their first impression, they will certainly quickly change their view if they will get the chance to be on the Lounge either on a Saturday night or a Sunday morning.

If you have a friend who’s visiting and wants to know what your town’s claim to fame is, Peter Gale Godalming suggests that you tell him about how it was the very first time to ever have public electricity. However, you might not need to emphasize on the fact though that this was quite such a long time ago especially since it has not really managed to remain at the forefront though when it comes to public facilities since then.

There is also an ongoing debate about where the town really ends. According to Peter Gale Godalming, no one really seems to know. Milford, Witley and Farncombe, all parts of Godalming, have their own train stations. However, Busbridge doesn’t. So, even to the residents, this can be quite a dilemma.

Its river is technically called River River. The Wey in River Wey is a Latin word which means river. Needless to say, there really wasn’t that much effort put into naming it. Another claim to fame is that the local hotel, the King’s Arms was named so because apparently, many years ago, some king stayed in the place overnight.

These are just but a few of the many things that make this quirky town unique. Stay updated with the latest news and developments in Godalming by reading about Peter Gale Godalming online here. Read Peter Gale Godalming reviews on rate my teacher here and Follow Peter Gale Godalming on his Medium page here. Watch Peter Gale Godalming video below. 

Cash crisis is forcing many secondary schools in the UK to cut around 15,000 staff. Teaching unions have stated that a total of £2.8 billion drop in real term funding has caused schools to be driven to the breaking point. An analysis of the figures from, the government shows that half of those staff that got cut were actually classroom teachers. 

Secondary schools in the UK have, so far in the last two years, lost a total of 15,000 teachers as well as teaching assistants. This has resulted in classes that are bigger and pupils getting less individual attention. Unions have stated that these job cuts stemmed from the funding cuts of £2.8 billion in schools and budgets now are at its breaking point. A number of schools are dealing with deficits. Over half of those that belong in multi-academy chains have even sounded off their warnings concerning the funding.

Based on analysis of the figures coming from the government, the losses amounting to 15,000 jobs equal to a reduction average of 5.5 members of support and teaching staff for every secondary school since the year 2015. About half of these numbers were classroom teachers. They are being lost at a period where there is a growing number of pupils. The situation has a very good chance of deteriorating where nine out of every ten secondary and primary schools in the country, which totals to 17,942, are going to be affected by the funding cut for the period 2015- 19

Some of the largest cuts in the staffing are in the areas that have received the lowest funding for every pupil. This includes central Bedfordshire, Derby, East Riding in Yorkshire, Milton Keynes, York, the Isle of Wight, as well as Reading. Meanwhile, the student population in the country has increased by 4,500 as the bulge of the population starts to move from the primary schools to the secondary ones.

Averaged, the staff cut means 2.4 classroom teachers cut, 1.6 teaching assistants being removed, and 1.5 support staff that is without a job for every secondary school. This has been going on since 2015. Unions have stated that the funding formula which the government has just recently adopted, will just not be able to resolve the issue. Significant investments need to be made if they are to make any progress.

Aside from reporting to job cuts, schools also have to resort to reducing the number of subjects that are being offered to their students. The same is true for their extracurricular activities too, in most schools, parents are now the ones being asked to make contributions for extracurricular activities.

However, a spokesperson for the Department of Education has refuted the figures coming from the unions. Apparently, £41 billion is being invested in the funding of core schools for 2017-18 and another £43.5 billion for the 2019-20 period. Apparently, there are 15,000 more teachers inside classrooms as well and there are 32,000 trainee teachers that have just been recruited recently.

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