misogyny We must do more than watch a TV drama to stop abuse on web Putting restrictions on internet content to protect young people is a better idea than the PM’s suggestion to watch… Jessica Hill 6mo Polly Harrow 6mo Skills reform Our survey says… all employers want more control over training Employers are desperate for flexibility over programme content and structure, so a one-size-fits-all approach is unworkable Jessica Hill 6mo Brenda McLeish 6mo Prison education Early prisoner release incentive could fix broken prison education David Gauke’s plan to reward prisoners with early release for engaging in education is bold – but we must… Jessica Hill 6mo Natasha Porter 6mo The Staffroom – opinion Reversing the FE staffing crisis: How we built a teacher pipeline Attracting tradespeople to teaching and easing them in gently with staged inductions and technological help has helped us fill… Jessica Hill 6mo Karen Anderton 6mo Colleges Look closely at the data and you’ll see hope for FE attendance Figures show an improving national picture, and on a college level can be used to head off problems before… Jessica Hill 6mo Mark Trinick 6mo Opinion No podium without pipeline: Formula 1 offers unlikely blueprint to tackle skills divide Alice Gardner distils lessons from F1’s proactive education partnerships for the rest of the skills sector Shane Chowen 6mo Alice Gardner 6mo AI The missing link for AI in education: A collaborative framework How our AI partnership framework supported the development of our campus chatbot services, and can support the wider FE… Jessica Hill 7mo Dr Aftab Hussain 7mo Skills reform Competition to collaboration: LSIF reshapes FE for the better The local skills improvement fund has nurtured partnerships between colleges, but capital investment alone won’t sustain progress Jessica Hill 7mo Asfa Sohail and Jamie Purser 7mo Skills reform Three reforms would help FE tackle our country’s labour shortages Kitemarking, workforce planning and devolution would boost FE’s ability to meet the government’s economic mission Jessica Hill 7mo Dr Vikki Smith 7mo Opinion Constant rule changes are undermining apprenticeship improvement While reform is necessary, its relentless pace is undermining stability, damaging improvement and eroding trust, argues Lou Doyle Shane Chowen 7mo Louise Doyle 7mo EDI, Students It’s possible to get students talking safely about gender violence Gender violence is seemingly a deep-rooted cultural issue and confronting it requires forethought Jessica Hill 7mo Yosh Soliman 7mo Opinion Capping level 7 apprenticeships at age 21 doesn’t add up Funding for over-21s on level 7 apprenticeships is being axed in January – but the age cap risks damaging… Shane Chowen 7mo Alan Vallance 7mo Newer 1 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 253 Older
