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Successfully saving National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) is testament to ConstructionSkills’ commitment to strengthen the industry and keep construction education and training at the highest standard.…

John Hayes, Minister of State for Further Education, Skills and Lifelong Learning, today outlined a series of measures to free colleges from “unnecessary” red tape.…

The number of unemployed people increased by 23,000 to 2.47 million in the three months to April, according to data published today by the Office for…

The coming months are set to be a crucial time for the education and training landscape. As the new Government finds its feet, the initial…

Skills minister John Hayes has asked the Association of Learning Providers (ALP) to produce a “five point plan” to help cut unnecessary red tape while…

More students should have the choice to study Higher Education courses at local Further Education colleges, according to David Willetts, Minister of State for universities…

Multimillion pound investment and prestigious awards are transforming Middlesbrough into a hub of Further Education success. Middlesbrough College’s £68m iconic Middlehaven campus, which opened in September…

A special cabinet committee is being set up to consult all parts of society about effective ways to cut public spending. The “Star Chamber”, named…

A lack of relevant expertise among aspiring new game developers is providing the biggest barrier to employment in the industry, reveals research published today by…

Adult education received much-needed optimism last week from Business Secretary Vincent Cable, who highlighted his personal attachment to the sector for the role it played…