The FE Staff Colleges most need to hear from may be the Least Likely to take part
A college can achieve a strong staff survey response rate and still fail to hear from some of the people it most needs to understand....
In a special feature for FE News to mark Get the Nation Learning Week, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation brings together members…
The Budget’s new £3,000 Youth Jobs Grant will only work if young people can find their way through the application in the first place, says…
The cross-party Committee also wants a post-16 maths and numeracy framework and better-funded GCSE resits in FE, warning that low achievers are being trapped in…
Learners, employers and education and training providers have shared their experiences and priorities with a Welsh Government Deputy Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education Cefin…
A new research project run by an academic at the University of Winchester will look at neurodivergent young people’s experiences of PE at school. Dr…
The Welsh Government’s announcement of an additional £60 million for Additional Learning Needs (ALN), including £2.5 million for further education, is welcome. This investment recognises…
Prospective students are invited to find out more about where their studies could take them beyond university at an upcoming open event. The University of…
The Active IQ brand has today (2 November) entered a new chapter, building on more than 20 years of supporting the physical activity and wellbeing…
The Government’s latest drive to tackle investment bias and workplace culture highlights the barriers women continue to face in technology. For Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE,…
Engineering students at New City College’s Rainham Construction and Engineering Campus have gained valuable insight into one of the region’s biggest infrastructure projects during a…
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