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...
Modules set to be rolled out across Scotland after successful first session for electricians in Ayrshire Scotland’s largest construction trade association, SELECT, has responded to…
New centres will tackle fields such as health, finance and inclusion to support governments and industry in policymaking and future planning. The University of Birmingham…
The new year is set to bring a boom in the number of people switching careers and retraining in traditional trades, industry experts say. With…
The University of Cumbria, BAE Systems Submarines and partners were delighted to welcome Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to Barrow-in-Furness today. Her Royal Highness…
The performance of Scottish pupils in international PISA tests has declined over time in maths and science. Scotland is no longer the best-performing UK nation…
More than half of UK workers do not feel their formal education prepared them for working life, encouraging AI and coding to be implemented to…
This is one of the most challenging issues for schools and colleges. Some lessons can be learned from the case of Hawker v Devonport High…
Kerry Boffey of FIN argues Ofsted’s CIAG review fell short, for example in addressing the broader context of career guidance for employers and established employees.…
Students at Communication Specialist College Doncaster (CSCD) can now take a wider range of digital courses in a newly refurbished IT suite. The IT Department…
A Sunderland academic has been honoured by a university at the heart of China’s ancient capital of porcelain. Thanks to his reputation, research and knowledge…
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