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answering dept id	60
min answer › question first answered	2019-10-24T15:19:12.047Z
session	2019%2F20
min ddp created	2020-01-28T21:48:12.893Z
hansard heading	Qualifications
max answer › question first answered	2020-02-11T14:56:59.967Z

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1174073

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28/01/2020

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Department for Education

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Education

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Education

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Qualifications

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To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of (1) the value of (a) history, (b) politics, and (c) modern languages qualifications in the workforce of the future; and (2) the value of having studied such subjects for improved (a) international relations, and (b) intercultural understanding.

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Baroness Bull

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HL844

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11/02/2020

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<p>The government’s assessment is that studying these subjects can provide pupils with knowledge that will help them in later life, including improving their understanding of international relations and their intercultural understanding. We are pleased that the proportion of pupils taking history and languages GCSEs has increased since the government’s introduction of the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) performance measure in 2010. Studying the EBacc subjects keeps pupils’ options open for further study and future employment.</p>

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Lord Agnew of Oulton

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11/02/2020 14:20:22

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label	Biography information for Baroness Bull