The Department for Education has now published more of its policy decisions that shape the future for technical qualifications at Level 3 and below in...
In this article, Dr Lucy Atkinson, Director of the Centre for Academic Persistence at Arden University, explores if, and how, providers can use gamification to...
As the workplace continues to evolve at pace, one thing is clear: our skills system needs to keep up. The government’s recent announcement of V...
Each year, thousands of young people leave school and face their first real decision about their future in an economy increasingly shaped by digital technology...
Vicki Stokes, Head of the School of Education at the University of Sunderland, has shared how she thinks the Government’s recently released Schools White Paper:...
March has been an important month for young people. The Youth Guarantee, which is a manifesto commitment of the government, was extended and expanded in response...
The government’s admirable goal of creating opportunities for one million young people is a crucial step towards tackling a problem that risks leaving a generation...
For years, colleges have worked hard to ensure that Personal Development and statutory themes were covered. Policies were written. Slides were delivered. Registers were taken....
Following the government response Post-16 level 3 and below pathways: government consultation response, here. RSL Awards warns that overly narrow occupational standards in creative T Levels and...
In this exclusive feature specially for Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation talks to member organisations Mat Parker, Head of...
It’s all about the learner, and building a culture of lifelong learning.
Learner representatives from across NPTC Group of Colleges came together at Theatr Brycheiniog for this year’s annual Student Representative Celebration Day – an inspiring event…
Social Media and Young People, Part 2: The Case For In Part 1, we examined the mounting evidence against social media – from the Zuckerberg…
One of the most significant decisions providers face following the Apprenticeship Assessment Reforms is whether to apply for approval as a Centre, taking on responsibility…
A group of students from London South East Colleges claimed first place in the Einstein category at the Regional Final of the MEI Further Education…
Social Media and Young People. Part 1: The Case Against This is the first of two articles examining the impact of social media on young…
London South East Colleges has been ranked 4th in the UK by Investing in Ethnicity in its Maturity Matrix – a significant achievement reflecting the…
STUDENTS’ attitude and care for others has won South Thames College in Wandsworth more than £5,000 in funding for trips, equipment and resources at the…
From a swimming coach of 20 years to a child psychology graduate, the first cohort of trainee teachers on the Odyssey Collaborative Trust (OCT) and…
More needs to be done to raise awareness of the benefits of apprenticeships it was revealed today, after a new survey of young people revealed…
While he may have enjoyed school, it’s fair to say that Derek Crosby was not the most academic of students. “I didn’t leave with many…
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