Yesterday's DfE data release showed a headline figure of a 2% decline in adult FE participation. Sounds manageable. Dig deeper, and the picture is far...
Sarah Vickrage of Fellowship of Inspection Nominees explains how staff retention improves if providers apply inclusive practice to staff as well as to learners. Ofsted...
Recent years have exposed how public institutions can fail the people they serve and how the absence of candour can deepen harm when things go...
Ahead of Jisc’s 2026 leadership survey opening in February, Robin Ghurbhurun takes a look at what’s been keeping FE leaders awake at night during the last decade. Since 2016, the FE sector...
Across the Middle East and Africa, a generation of young people stands at a crossroads. They are more educated and connected than ever before, yet...
Part 3 of a 4-part series reviewing Ofsted’s Inclusion Toolkit via the graduated approach: Assess, Plan, Do, Review. In earlier articles in the series we’ve...
Held in Birmingham last week, the AELP Apprenticeship Assessment Summit took place as apprenticeship assessment reform moves out of policy design and towards the point...
Throughout this series, I've examined New Zealand's vocational education reforms and the new Tertiary Education Strategy that frames them. In this sixth article, I address...
The month of January, named after the two-faced Roman god Janus, is a fitting time to reflect on the way England’s apprenticeship system has evolved...
Can Multiverse's imaginative use of apprentice and alumni data help colleges capitalise on their own data in similar ways? The annual accounts of the apprenticeship...
It’s all about the learner, and building a culture of lifelong learning.
Over 780 guests gathered at the Hilton London Metropole to mark a significant milestone – the 10th anniversary of the Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards. Founded by…
A LEADING college unveiled a new facility designed to give learners a welcoming and supportive space to meet, relax, and access key services during their…
A former Milton Keynes College student has been named East of England T Level Student of the Year in the National Apprenticeship and Skills Awards…
I’ve witnessed first-hand the political engagement of young people. Travelling to campuses on the students’ union election campaign trail, I spoke to my peers about…
In a Leeds College of Building first, this year’s cohort of Quantity Surveyor Degree Apprentices celebrated at a graduation event held in Leeds City Centre.…
New research reveals vast majority of parents find the idea of their child following a STEM (science, technology, engineering and maths) career appealing New research…
For years, governments have openly discussed creating a joined-up skills system. Yet learners and employers still find themselves navigating two very different worlds. Further Education…
A record number of young people are taking full advantage of the new £1 bus fare scheme by signing up for a free mytravelpass. Record…
Awareness is not enough In both Further and Higher Education, when it comes to awareness of neurodiversity it has certainly grown. Many colleges and universities…
The hidden majority We often discuss support for neurodiverse students who have been diagnosed. The more important question is, how are we going to support…
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