There’s a couple of things going on in the Pathways to Work Green Paper. Firstly, the Government is worried about the rising costs of disability...
This 4th installment in the "Unseen Observations" series follows Claire Curry's transformative journey at Walsall College. From initial reluctance to becoming an ambassador, Claire reveals...
The UK is facing a financial skills shortage, a challenge that threatens not only the long-term viability of the finance industry, but the sustainability of...
In this article, Neil, who is Chairman of Kloodle, discusses the urgent need for UK education reform, advocating for a more flexible, skills-focused system to...
Adult education plays a vital role in shaping not just individuals, but entire communities, serving as a powerful force for social cohesion and personal growth....
Khalid Baddou, Director of Institutional Affairs, University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P), explores how investment in STEM education is shaping Africa’s digital future and attracting global...
Last July, Alison Morris, Head of Policy at the Skills Federation, hosted a discussion on how the Government could make the apprenticeship system work better for learners...
Drawing from personal experience, Jay shows how mind mapping offers hope for neurodivergent students struggling with traditional education. This visual learning tool matches how our...
The Government’s upcoming health and disability benefit Green Paper will be controversial, with expected cuts to eligibility for and generosity of Personal Independence Payment (PIP),...
Recap On The Research The first article in this series challenged the stereotype that footballers lack intelligence, demonstrating instead that elite players possess exceptional cognitive...
Comment pieces, exclusive and non-exclusive featured content, corporate blogs, speech transcripts, and sector reactions.
The latest ONS Labour market figures were released today: Unemployment is at 4.4%, up on the year, and on the quarter, there are now nearly…
Young people with mental health conditions are nearly five times more likely to be economically inactive compared to others in their age group, according to…
We catch up with Dr Vikki Smith, Executive Director of Education and Standards at The Education and Training Foundation at the Teaching and Learning Conference…
Having had the pleasure of chairing the Education & Training Foundation’s conference in Birmingham today, it has been an excellent opportunity for me to reflect…
We chat with Rob West, Head of Education and Skills at the CBI at the Education and Training Foundations, Further Forward conference at the BMA.…
This is an update on adult skills funding allocations for the academic year 2025 to 2026, including changes to our funding methodology. Funding allocations timeline…
The Interim Curriculum and Assessment Review Report has been released. Last year the government launched a Review of the curriculum and assessment system, led by Professor Becky…
Largest welfare reforms for a generation to help sick and disabled people who can and have the potential to work into jobs – backed by…
The current challenges around funding and budget constraints facing UK tertiary education mean that collaboration has never been more important. Through its appeal to such…
Welcome to Innovation in Assessment, Episode 2 with a focus on Data. Innovation in Assessment is a mini series brought to you by NCFE and…
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