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FE Week launched two pilot editions in June 2011. It officially launched in September 2011 and is a magazine for the further education sector professionals including middle/senior management working in colleges, sixth forms, private trainers, policy shapers etc.. The paper offers a mixture of news, expert comment, features, technical information and exclusives.
Audience and Readership:
The magazine is read by college principals, private training provider managing directors, senior education managers, MPs, policy advisers and government officials.
Deadline:
They go to press on Thursday, so editorial deadline is before then.
Time of Publication:
Monday
Frequency:
Weekly (term time, 36 weeks)
Circulation:
Source: Publisher.
A further 7,000 in the digital edition.
Monthly Unique Users: 50,500 (Source: Publisher)
Supplements and Sections:
A list of supplements can be found here.
Distribution:
The magazine is available through paid subscription.
Ad Rates:
Information on advertising can be found here. A media pack can be viewed here
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Bio
Background and Format: FE Week launched two pilot editions in June 2011. It officially launched in September 2011 and is a magazine for the further education sector professionals including middle/senior management working in colleges, sixth forms, private trainers, policy shapers etc.. The paper offers a mixture of news, expert comment, features, technical information and exclusives. Audience and Readership: The magazine is read by college principals, private training provider managing directors, senior education managers, MPs, policy advisers and government officials. Deadline: They go to press on Thursday, so editorial deadline is before then. Time of Publication: Monday Frequency: Weekly (term time, 36 weeks) Circulation: Source: Publisher. A further 7,000 in the digital edition. Monthly Unique Users: 50,500 (Source: Publisher) Supplements and Sections: A list of supplements can be found here. Distribution: The magazine is available through paid subscription. Ad Rates: Information on advertising can be found here. A media pack can be viewed here
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Education, Human Resources
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