Recently, I visited PET-Xi in Coventry, and I left with a feeling I know all too well: admiration, frustration and a deep sense of déjà...
Practitioners, leaders, researchers and advocates gathered in London to do something the sector urgently needed: not just name the problem, but co-design the route out...
There’s a gulf between where many NEET young people are and where employers need them to be so that they can thrive in a job. The UK must find ways to bridge that gulf -...
Alan Milburn’s Young People and Work interim report should land as a national alarm bell. Nearly one million young people are now not in education,...
UK government and organisations are constantly discussing ongoing skills shortages and apprenticeships and employability, yet one of the biggest untapped resources that often gets overlooked...
The Level 4 AI and Automation Practitioner apprenticeship launched by Skills England has arrived at a difficult moment for the FE sector. The management apprenticeship...
The term NEET has long been used as shorthand for young people who are Not in Education, Employment or Training. It is often framed as...
New apprenticeship reforms could play an important role in improving diversity across the UK workforce, particularly as policymakers seek to widen access to skilled careers and address persistent barriers...
This article was written by Laura-Jane Rawlings MBE DL, CEO & Founder of Youth Employment UK. It explores the growing youth unemployment crisis in the...
Alan Milburn’s interim findings from his Independent Review, Young People and Work, published yesterday, warn of a growing generational fault line, with more than one...
The Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) has published new proposals on how it believes two million Apprenticeship places can be generated. These proposals…
Consumer goods giant Unilever has launched a one-day training course to help lecturers deliver health and nutrition modules to catering students. The programme, an industry-first,…
Labour leader Ed Miliband has unveiled plans for a new technical baccalaureate for the 50% of young people who do not go to university. Addressing…
Adults in employment are more than twice as likely to take up learning opportunities than those outside the workforce, according to a new survey. The…
A free DVD learning resource has been created to help secondary school teachers embed film into the curriculum and improve attainment in languages. Since 2008/9…
Some 76% of unemployed school leavers would consider starting up a business to be a viable option in the difficult job climate, a report by…
Most educational institutions are using and engaging with social media to aid recruitment and communicate with stakeholders, as well as for marketing purposes, and so…
The Scottish government must do more to protect colleges in its upcoming budget, student union NUS Scotland has warned. Although Scotland’s draft Budget for 2013/2014…
Calls have been made for an independent inquiry into qualifications regulator Ofqual’s grading of this year’s GCSEs. John Denham, former secretary of state at the…
After another summer of speculation, Education Secretary Michael Gove yesterday issued a statement concerning GCSE reforms. The Secretary praises the initial design of GCSEs and…
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