Case dismissed: Marples loses High Court claim against DfE A judge has dismissed a multi-million-pound claim brought by former training boss Peter Marples and his family against the Department for Education
The post-16 white paper has the potential to deliver for businesses Last week’s white paper comes as Make UK’s latest research shows that three-quarters of manufacturers struggle to fill vacancies due to skills shortages
What we know about V Levels, new T Levels and the end of the T Level foundation year The defunding timetable for alternative courses like BTECs has also been confirmed
City & Guilds sold to ‘secure its future’ Commercial and charitable arms of 150-year-old technical education organisation to split in ‘landmark’ deal
Creating a City & Guilds fit for the fourth industrial revolution City & Guilds’ landmark sale isn’t just a business move, but an act of stewardship to futureproof the skills sector for the next century, say Ann Limb and Kirstie Donnelly
Lasting progress depends on a connected, durable skills system The success of Labour’s skills vision depends on whether it can create a system that’s stable, connected and built to endure, writes Rob Nitsch
Badenoch: I’ll double apprenticeships budget by slashing uni degrees Leader of the opposition would reintroduce student number controls for ‘poor quality’ uni courses to fund apprenticeship boost
Revealed: V Levels incoming as axe looms for BTECs New qualifications set to launch as ‘third route’ between A-levels and T Levels
World Peace Day: Facing volatility with values Peace isn’t found in treaties or speeches, but in the everyday acts of kindness and unity that colleges can nurture, writes Palvinder Singh