Two-fifths of training providers are having to turn away smaller businesses wanting to recruit apprentices because of the growing shortfall in funding from the £2.8bn…
FE News chat with Association of Employment and Learning Providers CEO, Mark Dawe at the Association of Colleges 2019 annual conference. We dream big with…
Clearer expectations for the lead contractor of a government funded skills programme should be set out and complied with as the way of ensuring integrity…
What an AELP delegation learnt Down Under Last month, AELP led a UK skills delegation to Australia sponsored by NCFE and with valuable assistance on…
Emerging economies making more use of Independent Training Providers to improve skills, joint British Council / AELP research finds Countries in sub-Saharan Africa and South…
AELP Recommendations for the 2019 General Election Manifestos AELP has responded to the calling of a general election on 12 December 2019 by publishing a…
Is the FE and skills sector really going to be ‘supercharged’ by the current government or a new government after the expected general election? For…
Talking to FE News at this year’s Labour Party Conference, Mark Dawe, Chief Executive of the Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP), shares…
Small and medium sized businesses across the country are being prevented from offering new apprenticeships because the levy which funds the government’s flagship skills programme…
The country’s unqualified adult carer crisis is being exacerbated by the government’s refusal to properly fund apprenticeships in the sector, according to a new survey…
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