Overview of DfE Apprenticeships and Traineeships Data for 2022/23
The Department for Education unveiled the most recent comprehensive data on apprenticeships and traineeships in England for the academic year 2022/23 on Thursday, November 30,…
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New Ofsted data shows 89% of schools are Good or Outstanding
More schools have received the highest rating from Ofsted, with 89% now judged to be Good or Outstanding last year, up from 88% the year…
Skills training to be transformed with hundreds of innovative projects
People seeking careers in growing sectors such as green energy, digital and construction will be able to access improved skills training, helping them secure good…
NEW SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS POWERED BY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Every teacher in England is set to benefit from new resources powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI), supporting them to plan lessons and build classroom quizzes,…
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…
£196 Million to Support New Trainee Teachers
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…
Introducing: Advanced British Standard – a new qualification to replace A Levels and T Levels
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…
CHILDREN’S SOCIAL CARE REFORM ACCELERATES WITH MORE SUPPORT FOR CARE LEAVERS
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…
The Lifelong Learning Bill becomes law paving the way for a radical transformation of the student finance system
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…
Minister Halfon writes to UCU and UCEA on Higher Education strikes
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…