Summing up Multiply as we bid it goodbye Multiply divided opinion, but does it really add up to end the scheme while so many still struggle with maths?
Attending to the problem Exclusive data reveals student absenteeism has got worse across further education since the Covid lockdowns – but colleges are grasping the nettle and fighting back
We can’t leave Andrew Tate to educate our working-class boys After years of society identifying young men as a problem, we must realise patriarchal structures hurt them too
Amid cuts to adult education we must focus on financial literacy Many adults struggle with financial literacy – let’s make sure that adults skills funding cuts and the end of the Multiply scheme don’t make the problem worse
Everyone’s T’eed off, so let’s dig in to make T Levels work It’s gone from bad to worse for T Levels but there’s a route to recovery for education’s battered ‘gold standard’
We’re driving apprenticeships forward and speeding past 60 The sector should be proud after pushing QAR rates up through collaboration and sheer hard work
Being an effective ally for the 5% Words are cheap if they’re not backed by action. There are questions managers should be asking themselves about equality
FE should brace itself for Austerity 2.0 Spring Statement spelt doom for our sector, however much it was dressed up
Qualification challenges threaten government’s housing mission Too few college construction courses equip learners with the skills employers need, leaving many unprepared for work