Director ban for subcontractor boss that paid relatives and renovated house using skills funding Failure to keep accurate financial information about £2.5 million worth of public money has led to a lengthy director ban.
First ‘outstanding’ inspection for Educationwise Academy Ltd The inspection report, published today, praised tutors and leaders for carefully planning curriculums and said apprentices make “significant progress.”
Successful bidder to run governor recruitment service revealed Struggling colleges will have access to the free governor recruitment service from this September.
Next step in adult education funding overhaul Over a year after plans were first proposed, DfE has released more detail on reforming adult education funding and accountability.
Ungraded and ‘requires improvement’ providers can deliver more T Levels sooner Updated guidance makes ‘requires improvement’ and ungraded providers eligible to deliver more T Levels from September 2023.
Adult funding rates set to rise in London A funding uplift of 3.5 per cent will apply to courses at level 2 and below for London residents will apply in 2022-23, the Mayor of London has announced.
Junior ministers join new DfE team New ministers have been appointed to fill vacancies left by a wave of resignations earlier this week.
Don’t expect much from this zombie government Editorial: Does Burghart leave a legacy as skills minister, and what does this week’s cabinet chaos mean for FE?
Seven in ten college staff ‘may quit’ due to low pay New survey evidence from UCU reveals the impact low pay and rising costs of living are having on college teaching staff.