Young people not in education, employment or training have often missed out on opportunities to develop essential employment skills. The Nuffield Foundation has launched a...
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...
Term has started, and colleges are still settling timetables and filling gaps in delivery. It's a good moment to look at who's teaching under subcontracted...
Adult learners are already investing in new careers; policy should turn that commitment into a connected journey from entry-level competence to higher technical progression. The...
The funded management ladder has gone. Team Leader at Level 3, Operations Manager at Level 5, Chartered Manager at Level 6, Coaching Professional, Improvement Practitioner,...
While the headlines this year have gone to pathways and funding, the deepest apprenticeship reform is happening in a corner of the system most commentary...
Ten academic years ago, I wrote for FE News about challenging stereotypes, inspired by the late MP Jo Cox. As another academic year begins, I...
Almost a million young people in the UK are not in education, employment, or training (NEET). That’s a grim milestone that’s only marginally dropped in the latest quarter according to the ONS....
“Employers are far more likely to engage when they believe the organisation contacting them understands the commercial environment in which they operate.” We cannot solve...
The financial pressures facing UK higher education have reached a point where we need to ask a more fundamental question: is the problem simply that universities...
St Mary’s School in Cambridge is set to extend its Senior School on Bateman Street with an ambitious redevelopment project that will start this summer.…
A BARBER raising four children alone following the death of his beloved wife achieved his business dream with the support of Coleg Cambria. Ali Suliaman…
The University of Edinburgh and Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv in Ukraine have today (Thursday, 19 April) signed a Memorandum of Understanding. Part of…
The Government’s failure to address inequalities is exacerbating the recruitment and retention crisis within the school workforce, the NASUWT – The Teachers’ Union has warned. Black and…
A highly-skilled Burnley College apprentice is delighted to be selected to represent Britain at the WorldSkills competition, known as the ‘Olympics of engineering.’ Kieran McShane,…
Schools up and down the country remain stuck in the slow lane when it comes to internet connectivity. In October 2021, the government announced that…
New research commissioned by Reed.co.uk, one of the UK’s leading jobs and careers sites, found that only 41% of women were likely to negotiate their salary…
The international Pride in Education conference is back, with the 5th edition seeing its first in-person event accompanying the online stream. For this event, the…
The Mayor of Guildford, Marsha Moseley and consort, Nigel Manning recently joined Supported Learning students at Guildford College as they took part in their annual ‘Choices…
Despite every country in the world, where there is data (over 90%), having unequal access to higher education, no global organisation to address this issue…
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