The past few months have marked a significant moment for education and skills policy, with the publication of the Skills Bill, the Curriculum and Assessment...
Reasonable adjustments are designed to level the playing field, enabling individuals to thrive in the workplace. But in Further Education (FE) environments where change, collaboration,...
Successive governments have long promised to fix the UK’s skills and productivity problem. We have seen new qualifications, bootcamps and programmes in all directions. Yet, productivity...
Colleges are struggling to recruit finance leaders. The problem is not salary, it is more to do with a lack of understanding of the aspirations...
Supporting learners in FE isn’t just about academic outcomes. It is also about creating environments where every student and every member of staff feels safe,...
What we lose when learning becomes entirely online There’s no disputing the fact that we’ve made learning more accessible than ever in the last five...
Autistic people are as diverse as our country and an integral, valuable part of it. Yet they also face persistent inequalities, holding them back from...
Assessment is at a crossroads. AI is accelerating change, student needs are shifting, and colleges are being asked to deliver fairer, more flexible, more future-proofed...
Workforce planning can no longer just focus on headcount. Organisations today face unprecedented change: from the rise of automation and AI, to shifting skill demands,...
With nearly one million young people currently not in education, employment or training, a rapidly evolving labour market, and employers voicing growing concerns about the...
Leading electrotechnical trade association ECA has welcomed the launch of a dedicated Experienced Worker Assessment (EWA) route for domestic electricians by The Electrotechnical Skills Partnership…
The Thermal Insulation Contractors Association (TICA) has launched a pilot project in the East Midlands to encourage more women to consider a career in what…
‘Put tutoring at the heart of the education landscape, or risk a generation of children falling behind’ – Children’s Commissioner, cross-party politicians and charities call…
Five talented students from HSDC have secured work placements at Portsmouth’s renowned three-day music event taking place in Southsea this August. The students, who all…
Despite some huge changes, the last 20 years of higher education policy have left some big questions unresolved To mark its 20th anniversary, the Higher…
The outstanding achievements of more than 300 students were celebrated at Grŵp Llandrillo Menai’s annual graduation ceremony in Llandudno. The glitzy Venue Cymru bash marked…
Celebrations are underway for HoW College’s Commis Chef’s as they have both received distinctions for their end point assessment (EPA). HoW College Commis Chef’s, Eleni…
Stephen Campbell, Disability Service Manager at Leeds Trinity University, has published a new book to help ensure disabled students are supported throughout their time in…
Shipley College students and staff were celebrated at the annual Bradford Careers and Technical Education Partnership (CTE) Awards last week, rewarding the achievements of young…
St Dunstan’s College is delighted to reveal it has been named the ‘Most Progressive Independent School’ in London at the Private Education Awards 2023. The…
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