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Sam Holland Exclusive

AI Isn’t the Enemy of Critical Thinking, It Might Be the Best Way to Teach It

By Sam Holland

As generative AI tools become embedded in education and training, we must stop asking if they replace thinking and start asking how they can sharpen...

Cassandra MacDonald - Dean of BPP University School of Technology

Does the UK have the ability to adapt to the AI revolution?

By BPP

Cassandra MacDonald discusses whether the UK currently has the capacity and ability to embrace technological advancement. As AI becomes more prominent across the economy and...

Emily Tanner, Programme Head, Post-14 Education and Skills, Nuffield Foundation  

Why Young People need a more Coordinated Skills System

By Nuffield Foundation

The Realities of Transitioning to Work    The growing numbers of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) and rising economic inactivity have focused...

Emelia Williams (Research and Policy Analyst) and Jess Redmond (Policy Advisor), Work Foundation at Lancaster University

Never Mind if Young People are ‘Work Ready’, Are Workplaces Ready to Work with Young People?

By Reiss

The latest Office for National Statistics figures confirmed that one in eight young people aged between 16-24 were not in education, employment or training (NEET)....

A photograph of a white woman, her head and shoulders visible as she smiles at the camera. She has long blonde hair and wears a purple shirt. Purple-tinged glasses frame her blue eyes. To her right, is a wall with blurred out, framed photographs on.

Assessment Security in 2025: New Whitepaper Reveals Growing Threats from AI, Wearables, and Emerging Tech 

By Assessment Security Research

ASRG’s inaugural whitepaper, ‘State of the Nation: Assessment Security at the Start of 2025’, explores the most urgent threats to assessment security, including contract cheating,...

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New Zealand’s Vocational Education System: The 2026 Vocational Education Reform

By Stuart Martin

In my previous article, I explained the New Zealand vocational education system prior to 2019, and the Reform of Vocational Education (RoVE) which took place...

Mike Greene Exclusive

From Curriculum to Capability: How Apprenticeships Must Evolve to Solve the Skills Crisis

By Mike Greene

The UK is facing a growing skills crisis, not due to a lack of ambition or talent, but because too few young people are leaving...

Prof Rosa Wells, Professor of Technical Education, University College Birmingham, and Chair, The National Network of Institutes of Technology

Institutes of Technology: Empowering Learners, Powering the UK Economy 

By Gatsby Charitable Foundation

To build a stronger, fairer economy, we must start with people—by giving learners access to high-quality technical education that’s rooted in local opportunity. Institutes of...

Skills Strategy: Three Crucial Balances Need to Be Struck

By Dr Ann Limb CBE DL

The panel discussion I chaired on Growth, Skills and Place at the Lifelong Education Institute’s Annual Conference in April brought together a prominent Labour politician...

Jamie O'Halloran

Why Investing in Children Today, Secures Britain’s Future

By The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)

In January 2024, then Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer, pledged that a Labour government would end the scandal of worsening child health. There would be...

Sam Holland Exclusive

AI Isn’t the Enemy of Critical Thinking, It Might Be the Best Way to Teach It

By Sam Holland

As generative AI tools become embedded in education and training, we must stop asking if they replace thinking and start asking how they can sharpen...

Cassandra MacDonald - Dean of BPP University School of Technology

Does the UK have the ability to adapt to the AI revolution?

By BPP

Cassandra MacDonald discusses whether the UK currently has the capacity and ability to embrace technological advancement. As AI becomes more prominent across the economy and...

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