With the final Milburn Report on young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) due to be published imminently, Josh Hillman asks how AI...
Education is incredibly cyclical, as those who have been in it for some time will attest. But what have we learned from its history? In...
In this exclusive feature to mark Tomorrow’s Engineers Week, Mat Parker, Head of Careers and Inclusion at the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB), brings...
With the news that the next UK / EU Summit is due to take place on 20th November, negotiations to get the proposed UK /...
To coincide with Jisc's session at the Association of Colleges (AoC) annual conference, Mark Tysom sets out clear guidance for FE leaders to enhance their...
New analysis of data reveals a stark numeracy divide across England, with communities in the North struggling with numbers more than those in the South....
The school 14-16 curriculum has not served the needs of all children. For too long vocational education has been the preserve of FE, especially for...
Two senior roundtables on AI adoption kept returning to the same quiet risk: the tasks that once taught young people the job are being automated...
Lord Agnew, Chair of the House of Lords special inquiry Numeracy for Life Committee summarises the findings and conclusions of the Committee’s year-long inquiry. For...
Small and medium-sized enterprises are the backbone of the UK economy, yet encouraging more of them to participate in apprenticeships remains a challenge. While much...
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As part of its continuing efforts to improve and uplift the plumbing and heating (P&H) industry, Kevin Wellman, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Plumbing…
2023 marks the 25th anniversary of International Refugee Week. Twenty-five years after its creation, displacement still has a devastating effect on millions of people’s lives,…
Sally Dear, founder of Ducky Zebra has been announced as this year’s winner of the Blenheim Start Up Challenge competition with her range of colourful…
Genpower a family-run business based in Pembrokeshire are the exclusive distributor of Hyundai Power Products for the UK and Ireland supported by a team of…
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt said: “High inflation is a destabilising force eating into pay cheques and slowing growth. Core inflation is higher in…
Mutuals – companies owned by their customers and staff – can meet growing public demand for business to do more for society and the environment,…
Despite rhetoric around skills-based hiring, 61% of employers added work or education screening requirements for entry-level hires over the past three years Companies that removed…
In this piece Neil Finegan, Training & Management expert, highlights the importance of incorporating environmental sustainability into performance management, strategy and workforce planning, emphasizing core…
A recent paperback by Cambridge Professor of Politics and author David Runciman (1) examines the writing of twelve major scholars to reconsider their main themes…
To support women at work, employers should do more to promote excellence, address bias and reduce burnout, explains Kathryn Jellings of 3SC. In comparison with…
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