Think about the young people leaving further education this year. One might be heading to university. Another is starting an apprenticeship. One is going straight...
The forthcoming Budget and the Milburn Review will bring further focus onto participation, opportunity and workforce development; apprenticeships are once again set to occupy a...
Kerry Boffey of FIN asks if nominee training is about preparing for an Ofsted inspection or should it be doing something much bigger. Of course,...
Further education (FE) and skills generates knowledge every day. Teachers, trainers, leaders and support staff investigate what works, adapt practice and draw on evidence to...
At the Lifelong Education Institute’s annual lecture, Andy Haldane set out a compelling reason to take lifelong learning seriously: longer lives will require longer working...
Research from the Money and Pensions Service in 2024 found that 76% of teachers say most pupils leave school or college without the money skills...
Around one million 16-24 year olds in the UK are not in education, employment or training (NEET). That’s one in seven young people, drifting up...
With latest ONS figures showing nearly 1 million 16-24-year-olds are not in education, employment or training (NEET), the national conversation around youth employment has turned...
Around the world, education systems face a profound learning crisis. More than 600 million children and adolescents do not achieve minimum proficiency in reading and...
I have become a bit of a Karen. Not the kind who shouts at someone with less power or thinks the rules should bend around...
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Financial support for 16-19 year-olds was already creaking before the cost-of-living crisis hit, but the spike in demand for support from sixth form college students…
The government is being warned that jobs and talent are at risk, and over 100 local innovation, skills and business support projects teetering on the…
Households across the UK are facing huge cost-of-living pressures, with inflation close to a 40-year high and real wages falling fast. While significant support from…
Awarding organisations came together this evening (20th October) at the FAB 2022 Awards in Leicester to celebrate success across the industry. The FAB Awards recognises the…
The Great Reshuffle Continues! Liz Truss has resigned as prime minister after just 45 days in office. This makes Truss the shortest-serving prime minister in…
The FAB 2022 Conference, Exhibition and Awards returned this year on 20 & 21 October for a FAB-ulous two day conference and awards ceremony! We…
New Campaign for Learning paper is a comprehensive examination of the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on all aspects of post-16 education Campaign for Learning…
A new report out today finds that the current funding systems for schools, councils, public health and the police are ‘not fit for purpose’, do…
FAB launches new report on how a big generational shift is already shaping the future of learning and assessment Today, 19th October 2022, the Federation…
The Covid-19 pandemic led to a leap in digitalisation with the Lloyds Bank UK consumer digital index 2021 report – which takes an annual snapshot…
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