Early Years Workforce Commission launches Employee Survey and Call for Evidence
The Early Years Workforce Commission have today launched an employee survey and Call for Evidence for people working across the early years sector. The survey…
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Commission Launched on Future of the Early Years Workforce
A group of early years sector experts have joined forces to launch the Early Years Workforce Commission, to undertake a review of the workforce challenges…
NEO LMS awarded best LMS for Higher Education by The Craig Weiss Group
NEO, the learning management system (LMS) for schools and universities created by CYPHER LEARNING, has been announced as the number one LMS for Higher Education…
Only a quarter of parents would encourage their child to pursue technical education – despite Government reforms
Survey of young people and parents shows that there is more to do to make the Government’s technical education reforms a success More than half…
More than 70 years on, the technical education sector is still in flux
The UK’s modern education system dates back to the 1944 and 1947 Education Acts, which created universal free secondary education. The system was built around…
Government decision to retain teacher qualification regulations has profound implication for the training of childcare staff
The latest decision of FE and Skills Minister John Hayes to drop his plan to suspend regulations governing teaching qualifications is to be applauded because…
Childcare must not be left to chance
There are deep contradictions emerging over the future of child care provision as central and local government spending cuts adversely affect the provision of grants…