Billy Camden is the Chief Reporter for FE Week, a publication focused on further education and skills in the UK. With a keen interest in education policy and apprenticeships, Billy covers a range of topics including government initiatives, funding issues, and scandals within the sector. His reporting aims to provide insight and analysis on the latest developments in further education.
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