In the Further Education and Skills sector, we often find ourselves confronted with challenges that seem "impossible" to overcome. From staff shortages to learner engagement...
During a recent business trip to Australia, I attended the Institute of Employment Professionals (IEP) Fellow Dinner in Sydney. While one evening's conversation can only...
As we look at the state of further education (FE) today, it has never been more important for institutions to be aware of the need...
When I served as Apprenticeships and Skills Minister, a picture of JFK adorned my office wall, bearing his famous words about sending man to the...
Technology in the classroom has long been a contentious issue. From the integration of laptops and tablets to educational computer games, the debate often centres...
According to the latest OECD survey, the progress in developing essential skills in England is mixed. While young people's skills have improved, 8.5 million adults...
As students get ready to leave for the winter break, they’ll return with a list of expectations for being safeguarded in further education. That list...
In this article, Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at Turnitin, shares common myths about AI in education and offers educators a more realistic view to...
Extended reality (XR) is already having a major impact on a huge range of sectors and industries. Whether through virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality...
Funding and government support often grab headlines when it comes to fixing the UK’s skills shortage. However, there are some quicker remedies available to employers,...
Eamonn John Boylan OBE has been awarded a Doctor of Business Administration, honoris causa, by the University of Salford’s Business School, due to the significant…
Morgan Sindall Construction will continue its work with Bradford College following its appointment as contractor for the purpose-built Future Technologies Centre. Having previously undertaken phase…
We catch up with Michael Hanton,Deputy Chief Regulator at Ofqual at the Federation of Awarding Bodies Annual Conference (#FAB2024). Designing Qualifications that are fit for…
University admissions have never been so competitive, in order to stand out and create a lasting impact, universities must consider how they can champion and…
Artificial intelligence has moved from the periphery of possibility to the centre of everyday life, reshaping industries, societies, and how we engage with the world…
The Education Committee has today written to the Education Secretary and the Minister for Skills urging them not to withdraw funding from post-16 Applied General…
Small Steps Big Changes (SSBC) has been named the 2024 Bespoke Accreditation Centre/Employer of the Year by AIM Qualifications and Assessment Group. This prestigious award…
Just last year Stockport-based Salford student, Mohsin Hassan, was struggling with his mental health and completing his degree felt like an impossible task. However, just…
Enrichment students from Brockenhurst College made the 8,528-mile roundtrip to Kenya recently, building on previous work completed by Brock students at three humanitarian projects for…
Five Cardiff and Vale College learners and apprentices have come away from this year’s WorldSkills UK Finals with medals, including three golds – more than…
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