Every college I speak to is doing something with AI. Far fewer are building anything of their own.
A former college finance boss who stole £200,000 from a sixth form and falsified a DBS check to cover up a previous police ...
The government’s recent solution to the T Level placement shortage was to let learners complete all 315 hours from home, ...
On-screen assessment will be allowed for students taking digital and accounting V Levels after Ofqual expanded its digital ...
Cutting youth unemployment takes more than just scattering random, disconnected schemes around. What we actually need is a ...
Migration advisers have rejected two-thirds of jobs proposed for overseas recruitment after ruling plans to train more UK ...
A review of apprenticeship subcontracting rules that was supposed to conclude this month has been pushed back. Reforms from ...
“We are literally fighting for our country, aren’t we?” the architect of Reform UK’s apprenticeships policies, Kevin Byrne, ...
Three London colleges will open their doors next year to hundreds of skilled young people competing to be the country’s best ...
New SEND reform plans will result in deficit write-offs but FE Week's transparency project finds many councils lack firm ...
An estimated 42,000 young people in the age group are “hidden NEETs” because they are signed up to post-16 education but ...
There is a particular kind of silence in rural education policy.
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