More than a third of further education staff are actively planning to leave the sector – with workload, pay and stress among ...

The level 3 landscape is entering a period of significant change. Alongside A Levels, T Levels are becoming more established, ...

Colleges across the UK are overlooking a cultural shift that is as swift as it is unsettling. Misogyny, incel ideology and ...

From a private school in Pakistan to the national leadership of the NUS in just three years, Kaynat Ahmad has had an ...

Since the new Prisoner Education Services (PES) contracts came into effect – covering literacy and numeracy courses up to ...

The government’s response to the NEETs (not in education, employment or training) crisis is now beginning to take shape, with ...

Plumbers are as essential to this country’s housebuilding, data centre and clean energy ambitions as any other trade in construction, but the pipeline replacing them is nowhere near wide enough.

Scrapping the contentious single-licence awarding body model for T Levels “may positively influence” the fees that colleges pay per student, Ofqual has said. From 2028, the government will replace ...

An apprenticeship provider handed Ofsted’s lowest grade for poor achievement rates is facing closure after the Department for ...

Maybe it’s because I grew up in London, but devolution looks different when viewed through the eyes of the young people in ...

Apprentices will receive a 31p-an-hour minimum wage increase next April – the smallest percentage rise in the rate since 2021, the chancellor announced in today’s budget. John Healey has accepted the ...