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.
Festival of Learning 2022 award winners announced The awards highlight inspiring lifelong learning stories of learners, tutors, employers and providers.
More college capacity projects get the go-ahead An extra batch of college capacity bids have been approved to build more teaching space for projected rises in school leavers.
Donelan hints at more employer incentives for T Level placements The further and higher education minister, Michelle Donelan, was quizzed by MPs on the House of Commons education committee this week.
Gdańsk to host EuroSkills 2023 following Russia suspension The last-minute decision to move the EuroSkills competition follows Russia’s suspension from WorldSkills earlier this year because of the invasion of Ukraine.
New alliance to offer fellowships for FE staff Colleges will have to be a member of both organisations and have ‘chartered status’ for staff to be eligible.
Major review launched to bring colleges back into public sector After ten years in the private sector, the ONS are now considering whether to reclassify colleges as public sector organisations.