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...
The University for the Creative Arts (UCA) has begun a new chapter in its illustrious history, with the appointment of Professor Jane Roscoe as its…
A sector-wide survey launched today aims to gather the views of educators and FE leaders on key issues affecting ethnic representation and student attainment in…
In this piece, Daisy outlines why in recent months there have been increasing calls for flexibility to the levy to better meet employer needs, and…
Bolton College is using Local Large Language Models (LLLMs) to redefine the design, use and management of Ada, its campus chatbot service. Explore the College’s…
In this blog, SDN and Evoko’s university and end-point assessment specialist, Emily Hughes, gives some practical reflections on external quality assurance for integrated end-point assessment. As…
In this article, Freya discusses new research from Pearson which predicts that, despite the impact of automation and augmentation on the workforce, there will be…
Teacher training bursaries are cost effective at increasing teacher supply, according to a new NFER report. Increasing bursaries to boost teacher numbers is particularly cost…
The higher education sector in the UK is facing a need to deliver change on multiple fronts as it grapples with how to deliver more…
A major national study of over 11,000 Year 13 students (aged 17-18) has found that a quarter have sought some form of mental health support…
Careers advisers and social media influencers promoting apprenticeships to Gen Z could help provide the green workers the UK needs to meet net zero, according…
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