The past few months have marked a significant moment for education and skills policy, with the publication of the Skills Bill, the Curriculum and Assessment...
Reasonable adjustments are designed to level the playing field, enabling individuals to thrive in the workplace. But in Further Education (FE) environments where change, collaboration,...
Successive governments have long promised to fix the UK’s skills and productivity problem. We have seen new qualifications, bootcamps and programmes in all directions. Yet, productivity...
Colleges are struggling to recruit finance leaders. The problem is not salary, it is more to do with a lack of understanding of the aspirations...
Supporting learners in FE isn’t just about academic outcomes. It is also about creating environments where every student and every member of staff feels safe,...
What we lose when learning becomes entirely online There’s no disputing the fact that we’ve made learning more accessible than ever in the last five...
Autistic people are as diverse as our country and an integral, valuable part of it. Yet they also face persistent inequalities, holding them back from...
Assessment is at a crossroads. AI is accelerating change, student needs are shifting, and colleges are being asked to deliver fairer, more flexible, more future-proofed...
Workforce planning can no longer just focus on headcount. Organisations today face unprecedented change: from the rise of automation and AI, to shifting skill demands,...
With nearly one million young people currently not in education, employment or training, a rapidly evolving labour market, and employers voicing growing concerns about the...
New guidance published today will empower local leaders, employers, colleges, independent training providers, and universities to transform skills training across England – driving national economic…
Almost two in three (60%) working adults are not worried about artificial intelligence replacing or significantly changing their jobs despite evidence to the contrary, new…
This year’s WISE 12 Summit in Doha will explore how human values and equity can guide education through an era of technological transformation. Doha, Qatar,…
After considering 58 written pieces of evidence, hearing from 54 witnesses and a visit to meet students, teachers and employers in Blackpool, the House of…
The green mindset isn’t important for FE because policymakers say so. It’s important because young people care about it and businesses need it. That’s the…
With workplace ill health costing employers £85 billion a year, FE leaders must act now to retain the people whose experience underpins our education system.…
“There are almost one million young people not in education, employment or training. This is shocking. We need educational reform and the devolution of power and support…
United Colleges Group (UCG) is thrilled to announce that Hamzeh Mouallem, a student from City of Westminster College, has won the prestigious Mayor of London…
A Bristol care leaver has turned her own lived experience in foster care into a career in children’s services after completing her first apprenticeship with…
The Education Policy Institute’s (EPI) Chief Executive, Natalie Perera, will be stepping down from her role at the end of January 2026. The move follows…
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