At Milton Keynes, we were the first FE College Group in the country to receive the Initial Teacher Education (ITE) inspection, and I’m delighted to...
Geoffrey Hinton and I have something in common. We both studied and worked in the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence department at the University of...
In 2026 the job market feels uncertain for many people entering the workforce. The UK unemployment rate has risen to a near five-year high. At...
Rising youth unemployment highlights growing complexity for practitioners. This article explores how recent reforms, system challenges and frontline insight shape what’s needed to support young...
Skills shortages in construction are not a new problem. For at least ten years, we have been grappling with this issue, and the CITB is...
The need for a third post-16 Level 3 pathway, providing a middle ground between A Levels and T Levels, has long been clear. The dual-track...
Could you get a hot meal for £2.61? That’s what the government are expecting colleges to do by freezing the funding for free meals for the poorest students. The reality...
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...
It’s all about the learner, and building a culture of lifelong learning.
Universities need support to deliver Skills and Growth for the Future Our Higher Education (HE) system is internationally renowned for delivering world-leading education, with 11…
The CyberHub Trust has successfully delivered its latest Roadshow, building on the success of 2023’s ‘Film & Gaming’ event. This year, the theme was ‘Career…
A student from the University of Sunderland has shared his perspective on what it is like to be someone who is care-experienced and studying in…
The government has today (Monday 4 November) unveiled a significant package of measures to support students and stabilise the university sector. Students facing cost of…
A dazzling celebration of diversity and achievement unfolded at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre (NEC), where over 800 guests gathered for the 9th annual Multicultural Apprenticeship…
Students using the AI tech less in their studies than their educators think UK university students are using AI significantly less in their studies than…
The Children’s Commissioner has launched a handbook full of tips and practical solutions to improve the experience of moving into higher education for young people…
Empowering Future Talent: Pathway Group Celebrates West Midlands Apprenticeship Success Pathway Group, a major advocate for skills and employability, proudly sponsored the ‘Apprentice of the…
Elaine Maxwell, Georgia Hardy and the campus team at Access Creative College Birmingham are celebrating after raising more than £650 for Breast Cancer Awareness. According…
A pioneering six-week training programme to support people into careers as teaching assistants has successfully completed, with every participant securing a job interview. The Teaching…
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