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King’s College London Postgraduate Learning Offer

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The Department for Education has issued a direct award to King's College London for the delivery of the King's College London Postgraduate Learning Offer (KCL PGL2), valued at 2,751,328 pounds. Running from December 4, 2025, to July 31, 2027, the contract provides flexible and modular accredited learning specifically designed for mid-career civil servants to support their development at level 2 of the policy profession standards. The program allows for enrolment in standalone modules until July 2027, with the final enrolment window for postgraduate certificates and diplomas closing in March 2027. This direct award was pursued to ensure continuity of service and avoid a gap in learning provision, as King's College London is the only supplier capable of providing modular learning explicitly aligned with the required policy profession standards. Additionally, this arrangement offers significant cost savings per student compared to previous costs. This interim agreement allows the Department for Education to conduct a comprehensive procurement exercise to test the wider higher education market for accredited learning delivery beginning in September 2027.

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DfE awarded King's College London 2,751,328 pounds for civil servant postgraduate learning.

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Department for EducationView Agency

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611310 - Colleges, Universities, and Professional SchoolsView NAICS

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Kings College LondonView Profile

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2026/S 000-087893 - King’s College London Postgraduate Learning Offer

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This Direct Award is to King's College London for the delivery of the King's College London Postgraduate Learning Offer (KCL PGL2) from January 2026. This will include enrolment on standalone modules up until July 2027, with the final enrolment point for the postgraduate certificate/ diploma in March 2027. Designed with the UK Civil Service, the KCL PGL2 is designed for mid-career civil servants, to support their development at level 2 of the policy profession standards. This offer is designed to be flexible and modular. This direct award aims to provide learners continuity of service and provision, ensuring that there is no break in our ability to deliver mid-career accredited learning whilst we undertake a full procurement. If this Direct Award were not to proceed, we would have a gap in learning provision at this level, as KCL are the only supplier available to provide flexible, modular learning explicitly aligned to the policy profession standards. Proceeding via a direct award is the favourable option in comparison to other available contracting vehicles , as it represents a significant saving in comparison to the current per student cost The Direct Award will also allow us to undertake a full procurement exercise for delivery of Accredited Learning from September 2027, allowing us to test the requirements of the policy profession against the wider higher education market This notice was originally published on 5 January 2026 which was incorrectly linked to ocds-h6vhtk-059e77. This was a mistake due to a linkage error. This notice is to correct the error and clearly show the contract was awarded. The notice this record replaces can be found here 2026/S 000-000407

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