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A recent Young Enterprise poll revealed that 9-in-10 lecturers believe financial education should extend beyond maths. In this article, Sarah Porretta, CEO of Young Enterprise,...
In an era where skills shortages threaten to undermine the UK's economic growth, the traditional pathway of university education is increasingly being questioned. While academic...
The Curriculum and Assessment review has the potential to be a landmark moment for our education system. Professor Becky Francis, who is leading the review,...
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Petra discusses how higher-level apprenticeships are crucial for both NHS improvement and economic growth. The government's plan to divert funding away from these programs to...
Executive Summary The Government is considering changes to funding for level 7 apprenticeships which could mean that, in the future, the solicitor apprenticeship is no...
Much has been written about the potential impact of AI on work. PwC research highlights that those sectors most exposed to AI have experienced 4.8x...
As the Curriculum and Assessment Review unfolds, we argue that including sustainability education shouldn't been seen as a trade-off. As the Curriculum and Assessment Review,...
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In this article, Gavin explores of Drucker’s management theory, Mead’s cultural perspective, and Rand’s neurodiversity advocacy to promote inclusion in the workplace and accommodate diverse…
Jo Roberts considers the implications of the recent announcement on “returnerships”, and looks at how businesses can support employees who are re-entering the workforce. The…
In this article, Chris Thomson takes a close look at what Amanda Spielman’s recent defence of Ofsted Inspection may reveal. Ofsted fears inspection. I don’t…
The disruption brought about by the pandemic has challenged the received view of the nature and purpose of qualifications. Flexibility and adaptability were required for…
When I was asked to write an article for FE News about Stress Awareness Month, I was initially stumped. What could I add to a…
Chris Thomson draws on his experience of senior management to offer some first-hand strategies for tackling stress Three months into my first senior management post…
In this article, David Redden explains why having a spotlight on maths can be an opportunity to ensure people are equipped with the essential skills…
Reforms of post-16 qualifications in England threaten critical routes to HE and quality jobs for learners from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, warns The Black…
Ian Pryce discusses how data shows that colleges in the education sector are often overlooked and compared unfairly to schools and universities and how closing…
The air crackled with tension as the first shots rang out, tearing through the air, this was immediately followed by a deafening roar. Dust and…
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