NPTC Group’s AI partnership with Atheni featured in new Financial Times “Working it” film
NEATH, 25 August 2026: NPTC Group of Colleges’ work with AI adoption company Atheni features in a new Financial Times Working It film, “Are graduates prepared…
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TTC Group appoints Chief Revenue Officer to drive scalable growth
Experienced commercial leader Katie Wright joins executive leadership team to unify sales, marketing and customer engagement Telford, 30th July 2026 – TTC Group, the workforce…
Blackburn College Announces Welcome Return of Animal Care Study at Country Park
Blackburn College is extending its vocational offerings by investing in a new series of animal care courses at a historic country park. The college has…
Five University-business partnerships receive Innovate UK ‘Very Good’ grading
Five Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs) between the University of Salford and businesses across the region have received a ‘Very Good’ grading from Innovate UK, recognising collaborations that have helped…
Active IQ launches six specialist fitness qualifications amidst growing instructor and industry demand
Active IQ, the UK’s leading Ofqual-recognised awarding organisation for the physical activity sector, has expanded its portfolio with the launch of six exciting new specialist fitness qualifications, helping instructors diversify their expertise and meet growing industry demand. Developed…
The Real Learnings from Results Day
Level 1 and 2 results day (not just GCSE as will become clear below) provides an annual reminder of the failings of our educational system.…
Extreme Weather Is Now Part of FE’s Operating Environment. Are We Ready?
During this summer’s heatwaves, further education and skills providers across the country found themselves trying to run assessments, practical workshops and exams in buildings, workplaces…
£25m Boost to Tackle Isolation Among Young People Leaving Care
Thousands more young people leaving care will have people around them when they move into adulthood, as the government begins the national rollout of a…
Treasury Accounting Rules Cost Scotland £5.7Bn in HE Spending, new Analysis Finds
Scotland has missed out on £5.7 billion of public spending on higher education over thirteen years because of the way the Treasury counts student loans,…