Never Stop Learning: The skills you need might already be in your organisation
As we head towards Adult Learners’ Week, the theme of ‘Never Stop Learning’ feels particularly relevant to the conversations I’m having with employers. Not because…
Month: September 2026
What Works to Improve Young People’s Essential Employment Skills?
Young people not in education, employment or training have often missed out on opportunities to develop essential employment skills. The Nuffield Foundation has launched a…
First African business school to reach Financial Times top 10 as Rabat Business School climbs MiM ranking
The Moroccan business school rises from 32nd to 10th in two years, becoming the first African institution to break into the top 10 of a…
One-week Finland exchange opens international study to part-time and mature students in Wales
Thirty-one students from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) took part in a week-long Taith-funded exchange to Finland, including part-time and mature learners…
New employment hub at Uxbridge College to help young people into work
Harrow, Richmond and Uxbridge Colleges (HRUC) has launched the new Future Start youth employment hub to help young people get into work. As part of…
SEND Providers Are Already at the Table: The Challenge Is When We Listen
Across the country, conversations about workforce reform, economic inactivity, social value and skills shortages are becoming increasingly urgent. Combined Authorities are shaping regional priorities, Local…
Dame Shelagh Legrave and Jo Maher join Education Training Foundation as Special Advisers
The Education Training Foundation (ETF), the professional body for the Further Education (FE) and skills workforce, has appointed Dame Shelagh Legrave DBE DL and Jo…
£37.8m UK Government Local Growth Fund provides Green Light for Major New Housing and Green Skills Hubs
Five new skills training centres across South East Scotland are to be created with £25m of UK Government funding. Announced 3 September, the investment is…
From North Wales to Vietnam and the NHS – former student sets sights on oncology
A FORMER Coleg Cambria student whose medical training took her from North Wales to hospitals in Vietnam is now working as a resident doctor in…
Indeed Reveals the UK’s Biggest Job Hotspots
Where you live could make a significant difference to the types of jobs on offer, with new Indeed data revealing that Britain’s biggest cities have…