Online quality assurance specialists Mesma has announced a new round of its popular webinar programme, designed to help education professionals enhance their understanding of workplace quality management and continuous improvement. 

High street travel agent Hays Travel has invested in advanced education technology to improve the management of quality assurance around its apprenticeship programme.

Going to university can hold its attractions but a well-chosen apprenticeship offers a positive, rewarding and financially beneficial alternative path to career success, particularly when securing a degree - even one with first class honours - is no guarantee of success in a tough job market.

A national provider of transport and logistics apprenticeship training is calling for the supply chain sector to map out a dedicated career path for young people coming into the industry.

The low volume of apprenticeships (down by 26% compared to 12 months ago) and the increasing gap between the government’s three million target and current levels is concerning for those involved in education and learning provision. So, what’s been going on and where’s it all heading?

In a shifting landscape, good practices allow education decision makers to stay in control while improving quality, balance and control.

A new self-assessment ‘Develop’ framework will enable people to identify individual bespoke pre-training requirements ahead of QA specialists Mesma’s workplace quality management and continuous improvement training seminars, which start in 2018.

A CHARITY for young people with learning disabilities has invested in new quality assurance technology to meet critical development planning and Ofsted requirements.

IMPROVING quality is a critical step on the (seemingly endless) road to nirvana for FE college leaders, says Louise Doyle, director at quality assurance specialists Mesma, who considers how to produce an effective plan.