Funding and government support often grab headlines when it comes to fixing the UK’s skills shortage. However, there are some quicker remedies available to employers,...
As young people prepare for education and training transitions, they face crucial career decisions that shape their futures. In a rapidly changing and competitive labour...
Dr Vikki Smith, Executive Director of Education and Standards at the Education and Training Foundation, discusses the key themes and recommendations from the latest FE...
The revised Gatsby Benchmarks were launched mid November, after over a decade of use in secondary schools and colleges across England. As a key element...
Jane examines the challenges economically inactive women face returning to work, drawing from her career in employability services. She discusses barriers like childcare costs and...
Artificial intelligence has moved from the periphery of possibility to the centre of everyday life, reshaping industries, societies, and how we engage with the world...
Three Cs characterised the first panel of the new-look Education Select Committee’s second public session, certainty, choice, and clarity. The Committee focused on the Government’s...
Today, the Edge Foundation publishes a new research report: Student Voices: what are students saying about their experiences of T Levels? As the nation faces skills...
After much anticipation, the Government has released the Get Britain Working White Paper. The White Paper, along with the Employment Rights Bill, sets out the...
Beth explains what colleges and ITPs need to know about the updates to the Gatsby Benchmarks for Good Career Guidance and the evidence that has...
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Sir Ian Bauckham, Ofqual’s interim chief regulator and preferred candidate for the permanent role, outlined the need for reforms to T Levels during a pre-appointment…
Today’s students are used to personalised experiences in many aspects of their lives—from customised learning platforms to on-demand services that meet them where they are.…
We catch up with Philip Blaker Chief Executive of Qualification Wales which is the independent regulator of non degree qualifications in Wales at the Federation…
An extra £1.5bn to strengthen public services, support small businesses and drive economic growth is at the heart of the Welsh Government’s Draft Budget 2025-26.…
The stars of the employability sector shone brightly as winners of this year’s Employment Related Services Association (ERSA) Awards were announced in London. The most…
Young adults’ literacy and numeracy skills have improved in the last decade, according to new findings from an international survey of adult skills. Overall, adults…
We chat with Charlotte Bosworth, Managing Director of Innovate Awarding and Chair of the Federation of Awarding Bodies, about how we can make Further Education…
Government departments will be expected to find savings and efficiencies in their budgets, in a push to drive out waste in the public sector and…
If the government wants to deliver its five missions and achieve its new targets, it must empower and invest in further education colleges, according to…
We catch up with David Gallagher, Chief Executive of NCFE and Vice Chair of the Federation of Awarding Bodies at the Federation of Awarding Bodies…
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