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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...
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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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Let’s not mince words. This Budget was a complete non-event for the further education, apprenticeship and skills sector. It confirmed in the minds of many…
In this article, Stephen writes “In the inter-war years there were calls for greater social equality and education for all beyond the age of 14.…
Embracing neurodiversity and making it work in organisations for teams and individuals is a challenging process. This article explores the importance of looking at it…
In this, the final of three articles to celebrate British Science Week, Cerian Ayres illustrates change and opportunities in technical STEM education through innovations in…
The pandemic highlighted the digital divide that exists in society, and post-pandemic, many classrooms have become more digital. This meant pupils without access to the…
With a record high net migration of 500,000, the UK government indeed has its work cut out trying to drastically reduce the number going forward.…
Dell Technologies’ Future Proof research report explores Gen Z adults’ (18-26 years old) views on how smart digital investments today can support the development of…
In this article, Louise discusses Neurodiversity Celebration Week and what are the 5 steps to drive neuro-inclusion and get ahead of national SEND reforms. “Children…
Building a platform for equity in STEM In this, the second of three articles to celebrate British Science Week, Cerian Ayres – National Head of…
Research by City & Guilds found that almost a third of neurodivergent employees feel they cannot disclose their condition in the workplace. In this piece,…
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