We mustn’t set a precedent that undermines the value of apprenticeships and training A concerning public consultation in the early years sector could set a dangerous precedent for qualifications and programmes
Young people’s voices ought to be heard in education reform Policy makers should make it their business to routinely seek the views of students when consulting on education reforms
WorldSkills Lyon 2024: How we’ll set a new ambition for UK skills With every further education provider behind us, we can set ourselves on a course to a world-beating skills sector, says Ben Blackledge
How new technology is supporting our November resits Getting students ready for November resits is challenging and time-pressured, but the right tech can help maximise time in and out of class
Let’s get serious about AI and personalisation in apprenticeships Embracing the latest technology can help a workforce better prepare for the challenges of today and tomorrow
The Staffroom. Strategies to unleash your green changemakers Helen Cresswell shares lessons from the Green Changemakers programme on how to ensure everyone plays their part in decarbonising further education
Practitioner research isn’t enough. FE must embrace a research ethos FE has come a long way in embracing research but leaders should be doing more to attract attention and funding
These little-known providers could drive apprenticeships success Most of the sector seems unaware of Flexi-Job Apprenticeship Agencies – and yet the model might be just what the qualifications need
New trials will build the evidence base to improve adult numeracy Five new DfE-funded trials promise to develop a clearer sense of what works in improving adult numeracy – and you can be part of them