Can They Actually do the Job? Why Knowledge was Only Ever Part of the Story
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...
The Education Committee will question Claire Coutinho, Minister for Children, Families and Wellbeing in the second session on the Government’s Special Educational Needs and Disabilities…
From immersive animations and cutting-edge fashion design to contemporary illustration and innovations in glass and ceramics, creative graduates are preparing to showcase the culmination of…
Encouraging men to study female-dominated industries could improve gender equality, reveals new research by the University of Cologne. The study, conducted by Professor Marita Jacob…
Experienced entrepreneur and solicitor Michael Wood Williams has been appointed as the new chair of Gateshead College. He brings a wealth of business experience to…
You’ve probably been following the news recently about the impending impact of artificial intelligence on future jobs. Many doom and gloom stories have pronounced how…
Labour will today (Tuesday) force a vote on the publication of long overdue data revealing to parents the condition and location of crumbling school buildings,…
The reason I went into the real estate industry is because I believe passionately in the sector’sability to serve as a force for good. We…
With travel restrictions around the globe easing in the post-pandemic age, universities have seen an increase in the number of overseas trips for students. In…
Ancient history and modern technology came together at a conference held at the University of Winchester. The Community of Enterprise, Design & Innovation (CEDI) held…
Some of the most influential speakers on education in the UK today will be coming together at a high-profile event next month. Wrekin College in…
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