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STAR Awards 2009 LSIS STAR Awards now open

STAR Awards - For people making a difference in learning and skills

Do you work with one of the unsung heroes of further education?

Nominate them now for an LSIS STAR Award.

The Learning and Skills Improvement Service (LSIS) holds the annual STAR Awards to recognise and reward the unsung heroes of the further education (FE) and skills sector. So far over 11,500 people working in FE have been recognised for their commitment, dedication and successful approaches.

Since the launch of the awards in 2003, over £150,000 in development funding and prize money has been given to winners and highly commended nominees. With a wide range of categories for individuals and teams, the STAR Awards cover all aspects of FE provision and are open to those in teaching and non-teaching roles. Anyone can nominate including learners, colleagues and managers.

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News update

  • 19 February 2009

    STAR Awards nominator prize draw

  • 29 January 2009

    Development opportunities through the STARlight fund

  • 03 January 2009

    LSIS STAR Award winner visits No.10

  • 15 December 2008

    2008 STAR nominee helps to make information accessible to vision impaired

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