Adult learning lifeline for award winning Julia as illness ends her career
A social care professional whose flourishing career was ended abruptly by illness has won a national award for adult learners. Julia Anderson, from Tredegar, was…
A social care professional whose flourishing career was ended abruptly by illness has won a national award for adult learners. Julia Anderson, from Tredegar, was…
Young people with SEND cannot wait for system reform to access the support they need right now, says the Association of Colleges. A new…
As many young people head off to university, apprenticeships remain a popular option. Government figures for the last academic year show apprenticeship starts increased by…
Association of Colleges is delighted to announce that Gerry McDonald has been elected as the new AoC President. Taking over from Pat Carvalho, he will…
Higher and degree apprenticeships should be one of the most powerful drivers of social mobility. They offer the chance to earn while learning, gain real…
Novus begins delivery of new Prisoner Education Service in West Midlands prisons The head of leading prison education provider Novus has spoken about education’s ‘powerful’…
Five new skills training centres across South East Scotland are to be created with £25m of UK Government funding, it was announced today (3 September…
The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has awarded £250,000 in Regional Skills Hub funding to a new robotics training facility in West Cumbria. The…
Oaklands College took learning beyond the classroom this week when a group of its Special Educational and Additional Needs (SEND) students visited Habiba Garden, in…
Barking & Dagenham College (BDC) Football Academy celebrated a successful 2025/26 season at its inaugural Football Academy Presentation Afternoon, recognising the hard work, talent and…
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