Learning to read is a fundamental right – but in prison, the incentives are all wrong
“You’ve got to better yourself. I don’t want to be back in a dead-end situation.” These are the words of Jake, a prisoner who contributed…
“You’ve got to better yourself. I don’t want to be back in a dead-end situation.” These are the words of Jake, a prisoner who contributed…
Ofsted and HMI Prisons release: “Prison education: a review of reading education in prisons” report. Failing to teach prisoners to read leaves up to half…
By getting more prison leavers into work, the scheme will continue our mission to break the cycle of crime and protect the public. Nine out…
Last week’s announcement that prisoners will have the opportunity to study for an apprenticeship during their sentence is news that we should all celebrate. It…
Currently prisoners are unable to take advantage of apprenticeships, which would give them access to gold-standard training they can gain the skills needed to secure…
Around 66,000 people leave prison in the UK every year. But figures show only 25% of men leave prison and go into some form of…
A long running dispute between prison educators at 49 prisons in England and employer Novus has ended after the employer agreed to the University and…
A multi-million pound investment in prison IT infrastructure by prison education provider Novus (@Novuschange) has been completed; with the ultimate aim of supporting future developments in…
Today (21 Oct) the government’s Skills and Post-16 Education Bill, second day of report stage is being debated in the House of Lords. This Bill…
In episode 2 of the #VocTechFutures livestream, Ufi’s Patrick Dunn explored how VocTech is being used to provide accessible, personalised and high-quality learning in the prison sector. As part of the session we heard from…
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