Five years of the Assessment Innovation Fund: AI, Inclusion and Trust Part 2
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...
“ In the world of training provision, those companies that relied on private funding had always been viewed with little respect by the FE sector.…
“ The Basic Skills Agency have recently announced the appointment of a new Executive Director for Wales. Toni Schiavone will replace Rhiannedd Pratley, who is…
“ Unemployed disabled people residing in London were offered an innovative opportunity by the Circles Network to help increase their potential for employment. At a…
“ The University and College Union (UCU) has backed thousands of students from across the UK in a call to abolish university tuition fees. Speaking…
“ An international courier company was awarded with one of the “highest accolades” at the National Training Awards held last week in Nottingham. Rewarded for…
“ A Conservative government would “open the doors to privatisation” and be a disaster for further education, a union has warned. Speaking at the Association…
“We introduced the International Baccalaureate five months ago at the college. We serve a catchment in Southampton which is in an area in the top…
“ A new report published by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) shows that its integrated work and benefit service, Jobcentre Plus, plays a…
“ The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) has published a twenty four page prospectus setting out proposals for a dynamic programme of change in the…
“ The Marine Society College of the Sea (MSCoS) has become the first college in the UK to be awarded a grade 2 for its…
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