The UK will need hundreds of thousands of new construction workers in the coming years to meet demand for housing, infrastructure and clean energy projects....
The debate about whether AI belongs in education is rapidly becoming redundant. The more important question is what education does now that AI is already...
Young people not in education, employment or training have often missed out on opportunities to develop essential employment skills. The Nuffield Foundation has launched a...
100,000 placements is a welcome start. Who helps young people get to day one? In thirty-five years working in careers guidance, I have watched a...
Term has started, and colleges are still settling timetables and filling gaps in delivery. It's a good moment to look at who's teaching under subcontracted...
Adult learners are already investing in new careers; policy should turn that commitment into a connected journey from entry-level competence to higher technical progression. The...
The funded management ladder has gone. Team Leader at Level 3, Operations Manager at Level 5, Chartered Manager at Level 6, Coaching Professional, Improvement Practitioner,...
While the headlines this year have gone to pathways and funding, the deepest apprenticeship reform is happening in a corner of the system most commentary...
Ten academic years ago, I wrote for FE News about challenging stereotypes, inspired by the late MP Jo Cox. As another academic year begins, I...
Almost a million young people in the UK are not in education, employment, or training (NEET). That’s a grim milestone that’s only marginally dropped in the latest quarter according to the ONS....
Staff at Bradford College are being balloted to strike after college management recommended a pay award worth only 2.2% to 2.5% for most lecturers, confirmed…
Pioneering music education college WaterBear, is celebrating significant growth as a record-breaking number of student applications are received, with a noteworthy year-on-year uplift of 106%…
Strikes due to take place over the next two weeks involving university support staff belonging to UNISON have been called off on Friday 17th February…
Arts University Plymouth students team up with the Village Hub to celebrate local ecology as part of the Green Minds project Arts University Plymouth students…
Over half of LGBTI teachers (52%) experience discrimination and abuse from pupils and parents, new member polling by NASUWT – The Teachers Union reveals. Despite 20 years passing…
Accreditation cements Nexford’s status as the 21st century challenger option – an alternative to traditional universities Proves viability of Nexford’s affordable higher education courses –…
Leading engineering firm adi Group has worked in partnership with Bfriends, Birmingham’s Children’s Trust official charity, to support its winter campaign, dedicated to helping children…
Two New City College students will be flying off to the USA this summer after winning a full scholarship to study and play top level…
End-point assessors are in demand. More will be needed as end-point assessments keep ramping up. End-Point Assessment Organisations (EPAOs) continue to be on the look-out…
Construction zones are naturally risky environments for both workers and anyone else who happens to be nearby. There are numerous risks that can endanger the…
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