New DfE data: 68% working parents say FE teaching appeals
Working parents passionate about their industry but want more flexibility New research has found that over three quarters (77%) of working parents remain passionate about…
Working parents passionate about their industry but want more flexibility New research has found that over three quarters (77%) of working parents remain passionate about…
Teacher recruitment will see a huge boost this academic year with £196 million to attract more teachers across key subjects. This will fund scholarships, bursaries and…
A new qualification for 16-19 year olds will put technical and academic education on an equal footing and ensure that all young people leave school…
Thousands more young people will soon receive additional crucial support when leaving care as today 21 September, the Government announces 27 new local authorities to…
New measures have been enshrined in law that will transform the student finance system, allowing colleges and universities to charge different fees for different courses…
Education Minister Robert Halfon has called for negotiations to recommence in the ongoing dispute over pay for higher education staff. This government is determined to…
The Secretary of State for Education, Gillian Keegan, has announced that she is recommending Sir Martyn Oliver for the post of His Majesty’s Chief Inspector…
Students and taxpayers will be better protected against rip-off degree courses that have high drop-out rates, don’t lead to good jobs and leave young people with…
The Turing Scheme is now three years old. This year the Turing Scheme received 619 applications, compared with 520 last year. 474 applications were successful,…
Further Education Adult Skills Funding Rates and Funding for Innovative Provision Following the consultation ‘Skills for jobs: Implementing a new further education funding and accountability system’,…
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