Michael Page Talent Trends highlight critical ‘skills boost’ opportunity for electrification
2025 looks to be a pivotal year for attracting new talent into the electrification sector, according to one of the UK’s leading recruitment experts. Matt…
Day: 14 March 2025
New City College Creative Media courses achieve prestigious industry recognition
New City College is celebrating a major achievement as its Creative Media courses have been officially awarded the highly sought-after ScreenSkills Select endorsement – a…
Welsh college scoops 11 medals at national skills tournament
COLEG CAMBRIA and its industry partners were in medal-winning form at this year’s Skills Competition Wales. The college, based in Wrexham, Northop, Deeside and Llysfasi,…
Lower Thames Crossing team visits NCC’s Construction and Engineering Campus to explore skills partnership
New City College’s Construction and Engineering Campus in Rainham recently welcomed representatives from the Lower Thames Crossing project for a tour of its outstanding facilities.…
Apprenticeship reform welcomed by Oxford training provider
Ignite Training has welcomed new legislation which will make it easier for employers to invest in vocational training for new and existing staff. The Department for…
Borders College Strengthens Commitment to Armed Forces Community
@BordersCollege has proudly reaffirmed its commitment to the Armed Forces community by officially signing the Armed Forces Covenant (AFC) at a special event held at…
Rachel Butt from Learning Curve Group discusses system thinking in FE and Skills
We chat with Rachel Butt, Director of Excellence at Learning Curve Group at the Further Forward for Leaders Conference at the British Medical Association in…
From Classrooms to Boardrooms: How STEM Education is Reshaping Africa’s Tech Landscape
Khalid Baddou, Director of Institutional Affairs, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P), explores how investment in STEM education is shaping Africa’s digital future and attracting global…
The Hard Truth – The NEET Crisis We Can’t Ignore
The numbers speak for themselves—too many young people are slipping through the cracks. The latest ONS data released this week (February 2025) paints a stark…
