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The UK’s government is to launch a new online education platform aimed at making the world’s most advanced manufacturing and fashion industries more accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities.

Under the new platform, all schools in the country will have access to a range of online courses to prepare students for their careers.

The government has also announced a number of new partnerships with UK companies including Apple and Nike.

The first to offer a fully accessible online course is the National Institute of Education and Skills.

This is an opportunity for teachers to work with designers and manufacturers in the design, manufacturing and marketing industries to help them understand how to create a better product.

It also allows them to apply their knowledge to more complex problems, such as helping the government to develop a better way to measure how many people live in a given area, according to a government spokesperson.

We are pleased to be able to offer more online courses with the NIESC in this area, and we will work with the industry to ensure more people are able to access and use this service.

“With the launch of the UK Government’s new online learning platform, students and teachers across the country can now explore new areas of expertise, learn about new technologies, and discover new jobs.

We also want to be sure we have the tools to support employers to find and hire the most qualified people,” said Steve Baker, the Niesc’s Chief Executive.”

In particular, we are pleased that the NIEES will offer an online teaching module for manufacturing companies, and a free online learning module for design and manufacturing companies.”

The government is committed to making our manufacturing sector more accessible to the widest possible range of people, including those with disabilities.

“The Niescs programme is the first of its kind in the world, and the first to launch in the whole of the US.

It’s set to be rolled out across all of the country’s manufacturing regions, including the manufacturing sector in the Midlands, according the Nisters.

The UK government said the programme will help schools to develop the skills needed to produce high-quality goods and services in a fast-changing industry, and will help create the knowledge and skills that employers are looking for.”

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Our aim is to deliver a more inclusive manufacturing sector, where all those with disability are able and willing to contribute to the creation of a new future.”