2024 gave us big headlines – now 2025 is about delivery. As the a year gets underway, the pressure is on the government to turn...
As we begin 2025, the world finds itself grappling with numerous conflicts, and the potential for even greater escalation looms ominously. Some politicians argue that...
Once again, the UK has become the ‘sick man of Europe’, but this time in a very literal sense. The UK is currently the only...
Compared to European countries, the UK needs an extra 4 million homes to fully alleviate the housing crisis. In this context the Government’s commitment to...
Foundation Apprenticeships alone will not solve the NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) issue, but they can be a significant part of the solution....
Trauma is believed to be the largest public health issue facing our children and young people today, the scale of which has been intensified post-COVID-19. For...
Neil examines how Manchester's green economy initiative, spearheaded by Mayor Andy Burnham, tackles both climate change and workforce development. He explores the crucial role of...
Now is the time for heretical leadership in education. The era of artificial intelligence is upon us. Rigid policies, outdated curricula, and reliance on obsolete...
The cryptocurrency industry has gone from a niche sector to a global powerhouse, affecting industries and creating career opportunities at an unprecedented pace. While blockchain...
Projections for number of young people who are likely to be economically inactive or not in education or training to be so by the middle...
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Today, the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and Instructure have published a new Policy Note: Aligning the Lifelong Learning Entitlement and the Growth and Skills…
Ofsted has postponed the start to its next initial teacher education (ITE) inspection cycle until the 2025/26 academic year, following a request by the Secretary…
The government has just launched its Get Britain Working White Paper, introducing sweeping changes to how employment support and skills training will be delivered. Here’s…
Unveiling the biggest reforms to employment support for a generation, Work and Pensions Secretary, Liz Kendall has today (26 November) published the Get Britain Working…
Winners announced for prestigious FAB 2024 Awards! Awarding organisations came together this evening (25th November) at the FAB 2024 Awards in Leicester to celebrate success…
Welcome to FE Soundbite Edition 773: 23rd November 2024 | How will Labour Fix the NEET Crisis? Turnitin is the sponsor of this week’s Soundbite.…
The UK’s top apprentices and learners have been celebrated by WorldSkills UK (Friday 22 November) at a glittering ceremony at Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall. WorldSkills UK…
The Secretary of State for Education Bridget Phillipson made a visit to Northern Ireland (20th – 21st November), where she participated in the UK Education Ministerial Council…
5,000 more construction apprenticeship places will be made available per year thanks to £140m industry investment to get Britain building again. A total of 32…
Just 8% of employees think their job has a gender pay gap in favour of men, but 76% of all UK occupations do Research by…
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