As we await Alan Milburn’s final review of young people and work, much of the debate has understandably focused on the scale of youth inactivity,...
A college can achieve a strong staff survey response rate and still fail to hear from some of the people it most needs to understand....
In a special feature for FE News to mark Get the Nation Learning Week, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation brings together members...
The Government’s Youth Guarantee is a welcome recognition that too many young people are being left behind. But if it is to succeed over the...
Picture a meeting that covers a change to timetables, a new adjustments plan, or a restructure proposal. Everyone nods. Actions are agreed. Then, over the...
There has been increased debate over youth participation in education and employment, and the scale of the challenge is undeniable. Nearly one million young people...
Every November the Department for Education counts the school workforce, and every year the headline is about teachers. This year's count, published last month, is...
Think about the young people leaving further education this year. One might be heading to university. Another is starting an apprenticeship. One is going straight...
The forthcoming Budget and the Milburn Review will bring further focus onto participation, opportunity and workforce development; apprenticeships are once again set to occupy a...
Kerry Boffey of FIN asks if nominee training is about preparing for an Ofsted inspection or should it be doing something much bigger. Of course,...
The reform of technical education in England has reached a pivotal moment. With T Levels now established across the post-16 landscape, attention is turning to…
The Berlin School of Business and Innovation (BSBI) has officially inaugurated its new campus in Madrid, marking the institution’s first wholly owned campus in Spain and its…
As A-Level and Level 3 exam season gets underway, it is normal for students to feel overwhelmed at times, and that pressure is often felt by parents too. Hazel Roome, Skills…
As UK organisations seek to drive growth in a challenging economic climate, a new report from The Open University reveals how employers based in higher education (HE) cold spots are losing out due to a lack of skills and competition from…
The University of Brighton and North East Surrey College of Technology (Nescot) have announced a major new partnership that will create more opportunities for people…
Parents called on to shape overhaul of SEND system as new legislation announced to lay down road to reform Parents and carers of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have five days left…
The King’s Speech delivered on 13 May set out an Education for All Bill that pairs school standards with what the Government called “generational reforms”…
The Centre for Policy Research on Men and Boys (CPRMB) has embarked on a major project investigating why education standards have fallen among young people…
One of the UK’s largest education workforce providers has secured its place on a national government framework for the third consecutive time, having placed more…
The 5% Club is proud to announce the launch of its 2026 Employer Audit, inviting organisations across the UK to benchmark, validate and showcase their…
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