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Following ETF’s Further Forward Leaders Conference, Dr Vikki Smith, Executive Director of Education and Standards at The Education and Training Foundation, reviews key themes on…
My exploration of unseen observations started a decade ago. As part of my QTLS research I found a TES article about unseen observations written by…
Students are increasingly falling victim to AI-driven exploitation, whilst others are unknowingly committing serious offences by creating and sharing explicit content. How can we combat…
This article is the first in a three-part series exploring the disability employment gap. Closing this gap starts at school, where early interventions and inclusive…
As I reflect on my first 6 months in my newly created role as Minister for Further and Higher Education, I am continually struck by…
The recent government release on apprenticeship achievement rates serves as a crucial reminder of the journey many providers undertake to improve their Qualification Achievement Rates…
I’ve been having some very interesting discussions on LinkedIn about funding education in the UK and whether merging the UK’s four separate qualifications regulators into…
How do you define social mobility and why does it matter? How can educational and work opportunities be better integrated to improve social mobility in…
Following the government announcing a £600m investment in construction skills training, Melanie Nicholson, Managing Director of leading apprenticeship and work-based learning provider Total People, says…
In my previous article, I discussed why our relationship with trust is so important for the future of digital badges. If they are to continue…
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