Bankrupt council won’t lose adult education service The city council is the second largest recipient of AEB funding from the West Midlands Combined Authority
Tributes paid following sudden death of ‘energetic’ deputy principal The former media lecturer rose through the ranks to become deputy principal in a college career spanning over 20 years
Two decades of skills policies haven’t improved productivity, says report Failure to boost lower and intermediate-level skills is harming UK productivity
Inaugural Good for Me Good for FE awards launch New awards will showcase impact of local volunteering and fundraising efforts
Keir Starmer appoints new shadow skills minister Toby Perkins has been replaced by Seema Malhotra as shadow skills minister
What training providers need from Ofsted’s next chief inspector The new chief inspector should bring clarity, consistency and fairness for apprenticeship providers to Ofsted, writes Kerry Boffey
Families face a postcode lottery for SEND support. That needs to change Special needs staff work tirelessly to meet students’ needs, but often this job has been too hard, writes children’s minister Claire Coutinho
Students and apprentices need AI-informed educators to get ahead in the 4th industrial revolution Industries need training professionals to be on the front foot when guiding the next generation of recruits to careers that will inevitably be impacted by AI, writes Christian Warden and Richard Smith
T Level results 2023: 1 in 3 students dropped out Nearly a quarter scored top grades this year with an overall pass rate of 90.5 per cent