JL Dutaut | FE Week

Why Gordon Brown is wrong to go against Labour’s T Level promise

Labour’s commitment to pause and review the defunding of T Level alternatives is right – not least because of what learners say about the qualification

Positive trends hide serious 16-19 challenges for the new government

EPI’s new report reveals concerning trends below a broadly positive headline. But are the new government’s proposals equal to them?

Nobody benefits from endlessly delaying level 3 reform

A ‘pause and review’ can’t be an excuse to change direction again. Here are four ways to make sure the time is well spent

Labour must seize the opportunity to revitalise creative FE

As policymakers across the UK adjust to the new political landscape following the general election, there is a desire in each of the four nations to enhance economic growth. There will be a focus on supporting priority sectors with high growth potential. The creative industries are one of of these, as recognised in each of […]

How to reform qualifications without breaking the bank

A Labour government short of cash would do well to reconsider ministers’ and officials’ default settings on reform

Labour’s early efforts to tackle youth unemployment are encouraging

The new government’s first steps on tackling youth unemployment point to a new era for supported services

How football helps our college build community beyond the pitch

Learners of all ages benefit from our partnerships with our local club – and everyone can see it

The Staffroom: As the holidays approach, beware of The Slump

It’s an all-too-common experience for teachers as a break begins – but here are some ways to manage it healthily

A new government must recognise the many benefits of college-based 14-16 provision

The educational and economic case for tapping into colleges as a resource for 14-16 provision is strong and growing