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...
The first in a new series examining international careers, employability and skills systems, and what England might responsibly learn from them. Introduction There is something...
When it comes to employees, further education doesn't suffer from a shortage of enthusiasm or dedication. In fact, an analysis of FE staff survey responses...
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....
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...
This summer has delivered the clearest statement of intent on skills that further education has seen in a generation. Technical education pathways from age 14,...
For social care to be fit for the future, the workforce must be central to reform. Adult social care stands at a critical moment. Demand for care...
The State of the Skills Sector 2026 reveals that skills providers largely have confidence in their own performance, but far less certainty about policy, funding,...
My first job in the civil service was working on the team delivering plans for 14-19 Diplomas in response to the Tomlinson Review. It was a...
Analysis of gender attainment gaps in T levels and other Level 3 technical qualifications shows that boys are worryingly behind at all levels in exactly...
Social care workers have higher levels of job satisfaction and stronger job attachment than those in other low-paying sectors, but many have to contend with…
New research by the Sutton Trust, published today, highlights the serious impacts of rising living costs on students, with a quarter (24%) of students saying…
Rapidly achieving an all-multi-academy trust (MAT) system – such as the Government’s previously stated ambition for all schools to be in a ‘strong’ MAT with…
Justine Greening, the former Education Secretary, has praised a new report from The Entrepreneurs Network, published in partnership with leading national education charity, Young Enterprise,…
Five West London College students are starting the new year having secured full-time jobs helping to build HS2, Britain’s new zero carbon railway. In October…
Glion Institute of Higher Education, a benchmark business school specialising in hospitality and luxury professions, and leading management institution ESSEC Business School are joining forces…
Recent years have seen much strain on the UK’s construction industry, but it has bounced back quickly and in 2022 reached pre-pandemic levels of output.…
Technology is rapidly evolving every day and significantly impacted the working world we live. Automation innovations are becoming a popular key topic within multiple industries…
The Department for Education has renewed its funding for STEM Learning to deliver the next phase of its national support for computing education in England.…
The rise of working from home has been less of gentle integration and more of an unprecedented boom. A study from the Office of National…
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