Curriculum and assessment review Curriculum review could transform opportunities for disadvantaged By embedding essential skills into education, the government can unlock social mobility Jessica Hill 11h Robert Craig 11h Skills reform Small is beautiful for learners tackling microcredentials As rising tuition costs and shifting workforce demands reshape education, microcredentials are emerging as a flexible alternative Jessica Hill 1d Rob Telfer 1d T Levels Universities are unlocking T Level industry placement opportunities Universities are on the front foot in providing T Level work placements Jessica Hill 1d Jo Hartley-Metcalfe 1d Colleges Colleges need a new approach to staffing Five changes to deliver a more resilient, effective college workforce Jessica Hill 3d James Schofield 3d GCSE resits It’s time for a resits rethink By rethinking how we approach English and maths resits, we can break the cycle of repeated failure Jessica Hill 3d Freya Thomas Monk 3d end-point assessment Give stakeholders a voice in end-point assessment reforms The DfE’s new end-point assessment principles provide an opportunity for improvement – if there’s commitment to a collective approach Jessica Hill 3d Kelle McQuade and Steve Smith 3d Apprenticeships Apprenticeships reform could weaken social mobility impact Apprenticeships are often hailed as a vehicle for social mobility, but the reality is more complex Jessica Hill 4d Alun Francis 4d Construction There’s no simple answer to trainer shortages, so don’t seek one We’re exploring new pathways to tackle the construction industry’s trainer and assessor shortage but there’s no easy fix Jessica Hill 5d Wendy Osborn 5d The Staffroom – opinion Why BCoT made classrooms phone-free by default We’re tackling digital distraction by making mobile phones ‘no by default’ Jessica Hill 5d Scott Hayden 5d Mental Health FE failing to keep pace with teen mental health implosion The college sector has lagged schools in the rollout of mental health support teams and is set to miss… Jessica Hill 6d Ellie Whitlock 6d The Uncivil Servant Cutting demand is inept solution to not meeting functional skills tutor supply Swinging the axe on the skills requirement for adult apprentices sells learners short, revealing a policy ineptitude and contempt… Jessica Hill 1w Andrew Otty 1w AI AI and data security – let’s worry about the right things Instead of fixating on training data risks, we should focus on broader security concerns Jessica Hill 1w Michael Webb 1w 1 2 3 4 5 6 229 Older
