Rapid advancements in AI, new accessibility regulations, and evolving student needs promise that the next academic year will not be “business as usual” on campuses...
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,...
Robbie discusses the OfS' latest report on the financial crisis in post-18 education, where smaller institutions and further education providers face severe deficits while larger...
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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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Colin Salmon discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the demand for practical skills and hands-on experience. As the Head of Faculty for Technology…
With International Women’s Day on the horizon, it is important to once again bring the issue of the gender gap in Science, Technology, Engineering and…
On 31 January 2023 the CIPD published a blog considering ‘the pros and cons’ of management apprenticeships and their effectiveness “in addressing England’s skills and…
Creativity is cited as the last frontier of human superiority, but recent changes in AI have made some worry that we’ve now been surpassed. But…
Last week AELP hosted their second ever Green Skills Summit in Birmingham, bringing together people to discuss how the skills sector can meet the net…
Today, it is not a question of “if” but “when” we fall victim to cyber criminals, and the same is true for schools as over…
With more than 500 members signed up, working with over 80,000 families across the UK, the National Centre for Family Learning has already shown its…
As the adoption of tools like ChatGPT and Bard gather pace, this article examines how they are shaping the way that student’s in further education…
In this article, Dr Lucy Atkinson outlines how the foundation year opens doors to the disadvantaged. Foundation years are subject to frequent debate. But during…
In this article, Magda discusses why making maths compulsory to age 18 won’t solve the UK’s digital skills gap. Instead, teachers need better support, training,…
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