The Staffroom Tension No One’s Naming This September
As August draws to a close, Further Education settles into a particular rhythm. INSET days land in the final week of the month, enrolment week...
Supporting managers and executives to pursue ‘life-wide learning’ through Executive Education can provide both professional and personal benefits that are felt by the wider organisation…
Workers at European companies that provide training earn on average 9% more than their counterparts whose employers do not invest in upskilling their workforce, a…
Supported Learning students from Reading College visited an exhibition showcasing their work on Wednesday 25 January. The students attended the Sew What? Exhibition at The…
@BordersCollege Level 6 Hospitality students recently enjoyed a lunch dining experience at multi-award-winning chef Tom Kitchin’s restaurant ‘The Kitchin’ in Leith, Edinburgh. As part of…
Students are only being tested on one skill – memory – and it’s one that will never come up in an interview. These exams are…
In this article, we talk with Paul about the past and looking to the future of FE and Skills. Q. We recently had the Ofsted…
Dionne Barlow explores whether desktop computers are experiencing a renaissance in higher education institutions in the place of laptops and notebooks. The desktop PC was…
Zurich UK has 100 new apprenticeship places on offer across the UK, as the insurer continues its drive to attract young talent and futureproof its…
National Audit Office have today (Wednesday) released a report on post-pandemic education recovery in schools. Sector Response Stephen Morgan MP, Labour’s Shadow Minister for Schools,…
The TUC has today (Wednesday) told the government to stop attacking the right to strike and instead get round the table to negotiate in good…
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