Apprenticeships, SEND Complete the picture: Remove the eight-week time limit on apprenticeship English and maths flexibilities Barriers for apprentices with learning difficulties are slowly coming down, but the government has missed a trick in its… Shane Chowen 5d Paul Warner 5d Accountability What Ofsted will hear when it listens to training providers Results of our own survey show training providers are crying out for inspections that reflect the strengths of their… JL Dutaut 6d Kerry Boffey 6d Policy College Financial Handbook 2024: making the best of a bad job Instead of delivering a more streamlined system, the new College Financial Handbook adds to the sector’s over-regulation and confusion JL Dutaut 1w Mark Taylor 1w Sustainability How colleges can help students attain the green roles they want Students want sustainable jobs and construction can offer them but more work needs to be done to bring supply… JL Dutaut 1w Sam Sutcliffe 1w Digital Educators and employers must do more to encourage women into the digital industry Studying IT at college changed my career trajectory. More girls should be encouraged to do the same JL Dutaut 2w Bhushita Jolly 2w Apprenticeships The PM’s apprenticeship reforms are a drop in the ocean The apprenticeships system is dangerously out of sync with the way our vital sector actually operates and this is… JL Dutaut 2w Nicola Hodkinson 2w Staffroom – Opinion Why faith is a cornerstone of effective EDI work Tensions between sets of beliefs can arise, but faith is still the best through which to see our way… JL Dutaut 2w Claudette Douglas 2w Apprenticeships Quality achievement rates create inequalities by design QARs are a blunt tool for measuring provider quality and must be part of a wider and more accurate… JL Dutaut 2w Adele Oxberry 2w Election 2024 Labour must answer key questions about its Growth and Skills Levy Plans for apprenticeship levy reform must be discussed with the whole sector and clear about all their financial implications JL Dutaut 2w Mandy Crawford-Lee 2w Election 2024 Labour’s ‘securonomics’ is a golden opportunity for our sector The shadow chancellor’s recent speech was a tantalising glimpse of what the skills sector could mean to a new… JL Dutaut 3w Ben Rowland 3w insitutes of technology Our adaptive curriculum is a model for upskilling and reskilling the UK The north east’s innovative initiative for retrofitting marks a significant shift in curriculum development to meet local and national… JL Dutaut 3w Darush Dodds and Sharon Grant 3w Learners We must embrace new modes of delivery for our under-pressure learners We must embrace the power of edtech to avoid pressures on learners having a negative impacts on social mobility… JL Dutaut 3w Mark McKenna 3w 1 2 3 4 5 6 207 Older
