University tuition fees to rise in England next year
The government has today (Monday 4 November) unveiled a significant package of measures to support students and stabilise the university sector. Students facing cost of…
Day: 4 November 2024
Britain’s black history explored by young photographers
Photography students curated a pop-up archive of 19th century photograph’s portraying Britain’s black history. The project was arranged with the curatorial team of London’s Autograph…
2024 Multicultural Apprenticeship Award Winners Revealed in Birmingham’s Prestigious Ceremony
A dazzling celebration of diversity and achievement unfolded at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre (NEC), where over 800 guests gathered for the 9th annual Multicultural Apprenticeship…
Why a Sunderland photographer is digging the dirt on soil
A University of Sunderland photography lecturer is using her latest exhibition to unearth what could be the secret to regenerative farming. Incentivised by the increasing…
Salford’s pro bono law clinic supporting north west renters whose homes are in disrepair
Housing issues faced by renters are on the rise, according to the University of Salford’s pro bono law clinic, SILKS, which has seen a considerable…
Stark and growing inequalities in adult participation in learning revealed by national survey
A national survey from Learning and Work Institute finds that persistent inequalities, including by age, region and employment status, continue to affect participation in learning.…
Novus Gower Hosts Inaugural Teaching and Learning Conference
Novus Gower (@GowerCollegeSwa) is proud to announce its first-ever Teaching and Learning Conference, celebrating the remarkable progress in education at HMP and YOI Parc since…
AI and its Impact: Opportunities and Challenges for Further Education and Skills
Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents both significant opportunities and challenges for the Further Education (FE) and Skills sector. We need to be prepared for these. Jen…
