Beyond Good Intentions: Why Employer‑Led Pathways Still Fall Short and What Must Change
The recent FE News special feature for Youth Employment Week rightly celebrated the employers who are working hard to open doors for young people, showcasing...
University of Salford students flexed their entrepreneur skills by pitching for thousands of pounds in funding for their business ideas at the Big Pitch Competition…
Tom Bispham, a Creative Director from Wembury, has a career that has gone from strength to strength since graduating from Arts University Plymouth in 2022.…
A Culture Day saw students at Havering Sixth Form embracing their differences and learning from each other about clothes, dance, music, language and food as…
Nobel Laureate Professor Muhammed Yunus, prominent political activist Bill Browder and Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change feature as lecturers One…
THE Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, has outlined new ambitious plans to create two equal pathways for young people when they make their GCSE…
A once-in-a-lifetime chance to attend King Charles III’s Coronation became a reality for five New City College students, along with their tutor, who were VIP guests at…
Department for Education has released new data on mental health provision in schools and colleges. This release coincides with it being Mental Health Awareness Week.…
Music has powerful effects on the brain, enhancing focus, motivation, and memory retention. So, with students around the UK preparing for exams, many will be searching…
99% of IT leaders surveyed believe that an institution’s biggest opportunity is to make it easier and more affordable for students and families to pay…
Students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) from Bracknell and Wokingham College raised £750 for a local charity. The students took part in a…
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