We’ve all been there - pulling an all-nighter before a test, or cramming for a big presentation, only to forget most of what we learned...
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...
At AoC sport, our vision is straight-forward: enhance the student experience, promote inclusivity, and create lasting pathways that benefit students, colleges and communities. New Strategic...
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...
The government’s employment service, Jobcentre Plus, should be privatised to increase competition in the Welfare to Work sector, according to the Association of Learning Providers…
Apprenticeships have been found to add more value for money invested compared to other learning streams. Research by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills…
Only 16 per cent of businesses believe the UK is offering its young people the right mix of academic knowledge and practical skills, says education…
SkillsActive, the Sector Skills Council for Active Leisure and Learning, has criticised plans announced by the government today to scrap its popular Young Apprenticeship (YA)…
A London charity has launched a new initiative to help get disadvantaged young people in the capital into work. Called Young London Working, the initiative…
The £560m EMA programme scrapped in England last year will be replaced with a new £180m bursary scheme, Education Secretary Michael Gove has announced. Mr…
George Osborne’s Budget might have the best interests of businesses at its heart but it runs the risk of hampering the country’s prospects for growth,…
The Welsh Shadow Minister for Education has called for “evolution not a revolution” in response to an independent review of further education in Wales. Following…
Responding to today’s Budget announcement, the National Union of Students (NUS) said more Apprenticeships were to be welcomed but that continued silence on the replacement…
The government announced funding for a further 40,000 Apprenticeships for unemployed young people during today’s Budget. George Osborne, the chancellor, said the government will support…
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