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 Rigid policies, outdated curricula, and reliance on obsolete...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...
Mental health and wellbeing in the workplace, classroom and in life!
As colleges and training organisations open their doors for 2025, the further education and skills sector faces both familiar challenges and fresh opportunities. Drawing on…
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…
In the Further Education and Skills sector, we often find ourselves confronted with challenges that seem “impossible” to overcome. From staff shortages to learner engagement…
The Education Committee has launched a major new inquiry focused on finding solutions to the crisis in special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) provision. Support…
As we look at the state of further education (FE) today, it has never been more important for institutions to be aware of the need…
New research finds that hybrid working has the potential to make jobs healthier and more accessible, and that almost half of people would only consider…
The organisation representing work-based learning providers across Wales is disappointed that the Welsh Government’s draft budget excluded apprenticeships when more money was pledged to other…
Welcome to FE Soundbite Edition 776: 14th December 2024 | Level 3 Defunding: More Stability Ahead? This is the weekly e-newsletter and e-journal by FE…
A TALENTED singer-songwriter returned to college for a celebration of Welsh culture. Megan Lee headlined the latest Culture Collective event, held at Coleg Cambria Llysfasi,…
The government has today laid out the future of post-16 qualifications, protecting learner choice whilst cutting red tape to streamline the system. The move follows…
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