It won’t be easy. It’s at best confusing and contradictory, and at worst – morally deficient. As part of the government’s...

The latest bundle of Papers which came out from Government over the summer on FE reform pose more questions than answers,...

The Bureaucracy Busters, rated PG, coming soon to employers and training providers near you? This is the latest in the Coalition’s...

The Skills Funding Agency confirmed this week that all ESOL learners who are actively seeking work could be eligible for full...

It is an honour to be able to pay tribute to Alan Tuckett, who retired from the National Institute for Adult...

Over the summer the annual accounts of the Skills Funding Agency (SFA) were published (click here). If anyone was interested in...

Accusing colleges of withholding customer information because they have something to hide, as the new Head of the UK Commission on...

Yesterday the House of Common’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) published its report on Getting value for money from the education of...

In recent days there have been some positive developments in the area of the fees policy, potentially assisting a number of...

The education select committee’s report on participation in 16-19 education is heavily critical of both Michael Gove’s education policy (particularly the...

In this time of economic turbulence, Business Intelligence (BI) initiatives stand out for their potential to improve overall college performance for...