To continue the camping theme from part one in this series, even if you think you have all the equipment and have predicted all the...
ICAEW's research into mid-tier accountancy firms found that, while firms expect AI to reduce demand for some early-career tasks, most do not anticipate an overall...
Party conference season is one of the few points in the political calendar when politicians, policymakers, employers, think tanks and organisations from across the public...
The government's plans for young people will go further if they are built around the colleges already providing technical pathways, work placements and apprenticeships, argues...
A learner asked me a question this year that every teacher in the sector will recognise, or soon will: if the software is intelligent, why...
I’m writing this just before heading off on a family camping trip to Yorkshire, which means the house is currently a chaotic blend of optimism,...
There are now 11 applicants for every degree apprenticeship place in England, up from 3 just three years ago, according to government data. That competition...
Every year, apprenticeship providers brace themselves for a new set of funding rules. The annual ritual is familiar: download the document, highlight the changes, update...
Using AI to help draft a lesson plan is one thing. Using it to assess whether a prospective learner should study at Level 2 or...
Provider achievement rates receive significant attention from boards, governors and executive teams because they provide a straightforward indication of overall performance. They are often one...
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With summer upon us we consider what’s in store for colleges. Further Education establishments will be familiar with the criminal records checking regime in light…
Working Knowledge has recently partnered with the award winning West of England Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to deliver a series of five skills forums uniting…
Colleges have seen a recent surge in research activity. Maren Deepwell, chief executive of the Association for Learning Technology looks at the reasons and the…
Government agendas continue to drive down the costs of education and this year we have all started to see the effects of Government change. In…
A recent report, commissioned by independent education charity, the Edge Foundation, has established a link between low take-up of vocational courses in Britain and high…
On Wednesday 5 June, City & Guilds hosted its annual Lion Awards. Each year, this ceremony celebrates exceptional vocational achievers. It is a culmination of…
It feels like it’s come round very quickly but unbelievably tomorrow is our 6th annual VQ Day and we will once again be celebrating vocational…
Is it any wonder that our young people are not growing up with the life skills society badly needs when that same society locks them…
In the run up to Adults Learners’ Week (18 – 24 May), NIACE published the latest findings from its annual survey on adult participation in…
One very exciting part of the work we’re doing at the UK Commission for Employment and Skills is exploring, with the 157 Group and Gazelle…
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