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The study shows 82% of non-university students on positive post-16 pathways, with apprenticeships delivering standout outcomes New research published today by the Department for Education…
This week, Scotland hosted its first-ever National Innovation Week, a landmark celebration of the country’s rich legacy of invention and its bold ambitions for the…
Progress Education, the education division of The Progress Group, is pleased to announce the appointment of Paula Thompson as Chief Operating Officer for Future Pathways.…
Targeted incentive scheme aims to retain skilled educators in STEM, construction, and early years education The Department for Education has announced details of its targeted…
A survey of final-year undergraduate students across the country finds that nearly one quarter of those who responded have experienced sexual harassment since entering higher…
The Education Training Foundation (ETF) welcomes the Education Select Committee’s powerful new report on further education (FE) and skills (House of Commons Education Committee, 2025).…
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Thousands more young people are to receive life-changing support into work or training, with football clubs across the country signing up to help the Government…
A new report from the education charity and leading awarding organisation NCFE has found that the majority of current teaching assistants (TAs) are considering leaving…
Without an ethical framework, AI risks losing credibility in English language learning and assessment. Cambridge University Press & Assessment has released a new paper that…
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