Training giant BPP hires Halfon Former skills minister Robert Halfon has taken on multiple advisory roles since leaving office
Tugendhat pledges millions for FE in Tory leadership bid Apprenticeships and skills spending will reduce reliance on migrant workers, according to Tory leadership hopeful
WorldSkills 2024: How to watch the closing ceremony It’s nearly time to announce the WorldSkills 2024 medal winners
Helen Hayes elected education committee chair SEND reform, child poverty and a ‘fit-for-purpose’ skills system are on Hayes’ agenda
Watch live: WorldSkills 2024 opening ceremony Cheer on Team UK as they fly the flag alongside mainstage performances and an address from President Macron at the WorldSkills 2024 opening ceremony
Wave 3 T Level contracts set to more than double in value Government continues to respond to affordability concerns from awarding bodies
Ofsted names new ‘external reference group’ members Groups will offer ‘independent advice and challenge’ as watchdog embarks on wide-ranging reforms, but FE and skills representation is lacking
Labour’s private school VAT plan must exclude specialist colleges Forcing specialist colleges to charge local authorities VAT is wasteful and will divert resources from teaching the most vulnerable, writes Clare Howard
A strong Skills England can tackle migration misconceptions New skills strategies need to retain, as well as recruit, workers in shortage sectors, writes Andy Forbes