100,000 Placements is a Welcome Start. Who Helps Young People get to day one?
100,000 placements is a welcome start. Who helps young people get to day one? In thirty-five years working in careers guidance, I have watched a...
CUBO (College and University Business Officers) has announced the final programme for its forthcoming ‘Facing the Future: Reconnection and Recovery’ Summer Conference, which will take…
STARTING out as the only female plumbing apprentice in a cohort of 70 brought its own challenges, admits Nicola Murray. “No female toilets on site,…
South Lanarkshire College recently celebrated Mental Health Awareness Week within its college community. Mental Health Awareness week, which is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation,…
Virtual events, like for so many colleges and universities, became the norm for South Lanarkshire College during the pandemic. Between March 2020 and August 2021,…
SCL, through business divisions SCL Education and SCL Professional, announced today that they have achieved an Ofsted ‘Good’ after their first full Ofsted inspection. Brad…
Meanwhile, Labour says the whole system is “strategically failing”. Alex Burghart MP tells Tom Bewick, presenter of the award-winning Skills World Live Radio Show, that:…
To improve the UK’s skills shortage we need people to invest in the future workforce and move from industry into further education. In this piece,…
Founded in 1856, Plymouth College of Art has been granted full university status and formally recognised with the new title of Arts University Plymouth following…
The Government has cancelled multi-million pound contract with Randstad, but response to Committee’s Catch-Up Report falls short on tackling persistent absence In March, cross-party MPs…
Telford College has appointed a new chair of its governing corporation as part of a series of changes. Gail Bleasby succeeds Paul Hinkins to become…
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