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Trouble ahead for NCG with anticipated grade three from Ofsted

The largest college group in the country is to be dropped from the government’s final bidding round for Institutes of Technology...

9.32 Jun. 15th, 2018

Ofsted watch: Private provider straight in at grade four

A private provider has earned the ignominious honour this week of being rated ‘inadequate’ at its first ever inspection. And two...

17.16 Jun. 15th, 2018

Essex council protests college merger with London group

15.30 Jun. 15th, 2018

Seven-day strike at Hull College called off

12.57 Jun. 15th, 2018

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Atkins: Struggling colleges will still need stopgap funds

11.30 Jun. 15th, 2018

Troubled colleges handed financial health notices and minimum standards breaches

12.16 Jun. 15th, 2018

DfE estimates colleges with financial warnings will nearly triple to 100

10.55 Jun. 15th, 2018

Now the National Audit Office is sniffing around T-levels

11.07 Jun. 15th, 2018

The big interview: NCG chair Peter Lauener

9.49 Jun. 15th, 2018

AELP leaps to defence of level two apprenticeships

10.04 Jun. 15th, 2018

FE commissioner recruiting new national leaders of governance

0.01 Jun. 15th, 2018

Metro mayors demand control over unspent levy

11.44 Jun. 14th, 2018

Monthly update: apprenticeship starts down 52 per cent in March

9.52 Jun. 14th, 2018

Merger partner found for FE college incorporated just four years ago

15.40 Jun. 13th, 2018

Provider bites back at ‘factually inaccurate’ Ofsted monitoring report

12.32 Jun. 13th, 2018

UCU strikes end at New City College with new pay deal

10.34 Jun. 13th, 2018

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Trouble ahead for NCG with anticipated grade three from Ofsted

Ofsted watch: Private provider straight in at grade four

Essex council protests college merger with London group

Seven-day strike at Hull College called off

Atkins: Struggling colleges will still need stopgap funds

Troubled colleges handed financial health notices and minimum standards breaches

DfE estimates colleges with financial warnings will nearly triple to 100

Now the National Audit Office is sniffing around T-levels

The big interview: NCG chair Peter Lauener

AELP leaps to defence of level two apprenticeships

FE commissioner recruiting new national leaders of governance

Metro mayors demand control over unspent levy

Monthly update: apprenticeship starts down 52 per cent in March

Merger partner found for FE college incorporated just four years ago

Provider bites back at ‘factually inaccurate’ Ofsted monitoring report

UCU strikes end at New City College with new pay deal

The London skills strategy is a devolution game-changer

Let’s not be so quick to plan a raid on the levy pot

Why we’re pressing ahead with T-levels

Stop fighting over the crumbs of the adult education budget!

T-levels are not the boldest reform of the last 70 years

Only lawyers are guaranteed to win in the T-level AO tender

T-Levels: Reform should be a marathon not a sprint

Don’t expect T-Levels to bring ‘parity of esteem’ overnight

It’s not wrong to use the apprenticeship levy to fund MBAs

Is pushing ahead with T-levels fair on young people?

London needs proper control of its adult education budget

Eileen Milner, Chief Executive, ESFA

Jo Maher, Principal and CEO, Boston College

Sir Gerry Berragan, Chief executive, Institute for Apprenticeships

Movers and Shakers: Edition 247

Cycling-themed five-course dinner served at college raises money for cancer charity

Culinary skills learners win gold in regional heats of Young Seafood Chef of the Year 2018

Film director Danny Boyle discusses his career with students

Male suicide prevention support group set up at college

President of Panama visits FE college to find out more about technical education

Chancellor of the exchequer faces a grilling from sixth-formers

Nine puppies rescued by lecturer and raised by her students