The Provision of In Class Support Services

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£720,000

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  • Special education services

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  • contract

Published

2 months ago

Description

AWARD OF CS/CoGC/24/26
City of Glasgow College requires in-class support through the provision of non-medical person help (NMPH) due to increased requirements. This is inclusive of day, weekend and evening students.

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City of Glasgow College

Body governed by public law

Rachel Park

[email protected]

+44 01413755108

+44 01142786866

[email protected]

+44 01414298888

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