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...
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…
Yesterday (21st Oct) we launched the FE Collective report. In October 2023, FE News held its first-ever event: The FE Collective. To bring together experts…
The second article in the series of Being, Belonging and Flourishing as a Further Education (FE) professional, Annie invites you to explore how the FE…
Today (Weds 22 Nov), education organisations NAHT, ASCL, NGA and WomenEd release their annual analysis of the gender pay gap in education. This comes as…
The Fawcett Society, a leading UK charity for gender equality, has declared 22nd November as Equal Pay Day 2023, marking the point where women, on average,…
A class of A Level psychology students have been celebrated at City of Oxford College with an award ceremony after raising £2,000 for the college’s mental…
Activate Learning and NCG are joining forces to address the rising demand for mental health support for young people in education in what is the…
South Yorkshire education providers have been successful in a bid led by The Sheffield College to expand the region’s higher technical qualifications offer. A regional…
Ahead of the Autumn Statement, new research from prison education provider Novus has found that nearly two thirds of voters back greater investment in equipping…
New research has identified that the education and health services industry has the most job openings in the US, as of September 2023. Personal finance…
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