Beyond Good Intentions: Why Employer‑Led Pathways Still Fall Short and What Must Change
The recent FE News special feature for Youth Employment Week rightly celebrated the employers who are working hard to open doors for young people, showcasing...
Theo Paphitis and the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity have this month, November 2023, launched the Theo Paphitis Dyslexia Bursary to provide funding for schools to…
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, where teachers grapple with the challenges of assessments and interventions, Twinkl is reshaping the way educators approach student development…
TRUST – ‘Having a firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone’ (Oxford Dictionary). Trust is crucial in building a healthy culture, effective…
A year after its Choice & Experiences strategy announcement for 2025, ESCP Business School reveals new strategic axes to shape purpose-driven leaders and entrepreneurs of…
@BordersCollege recently hosted a series of Quiet Introduction and Supported Enrolment sessions to give new students the chance to get to know the college a…
The title of Honorary Fellow of the Royal Agricultural University, the University’s highest honour, has been bestowed on Wiltshire organic farmer, and Chief Executive of…
Team Wales has excelled at this year’s WorldSkills UK National Finals, claiming a total of 51 medals. Out of the 115 strong Welsh competitors that…
The Chancellor will deliver a pay rise of more than £1800 a year for a full-time worker, as he confirms that the National Living Wage…
A study has revealed one in three UK young people have lost confidence speaking publicly since the pandemic. It’s an issue that requires urgent attention.…
Edge’s latest Skills Shortage Bulletin, our thirteenth, paints a mixed picture. While some hard statistics highlight the challenges that face UK skills, there is also…
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