Governance College governance must play a key role in the AI revolution Colleges need to implement robust oversight over the use of AI to effectively lead in this revolution Jessica Hill 10mo Jenny Pharo 10mo Skills reform Clarity needed on Skills England reform, not rushed change Seven areas of improvement a system-level evolution could deliver as skills legislation progresses in Parliament Jessica Hill 10mo Rob Nitsch 10mo Apprenticeships If we want better outcomes, we must listen to apprentices Our survey reveals what apprentices value most, and least, about their training Jessica Hill 10mo Emily Rock 10mo Apprenticeships Cost and complexity turn providers off degree apprenticeships The long-term future of degree apprenticeships hinges on the government’s ability to tackle regulatory, financial and engagement challenges Jessica Hill 10mo Andrea Laczik 10mo Colleges FE colleges should let their teachers work from home Allowing staff to work remotely gives FE colleges an advantage over schools in the battle to recruit and retain… Jessica Hill 10mo Tim Leunig 10mo Adult education It’s dumb to leave adults lagging in the AI revolution Without better funding for local learning, adults with weak digital skills cannot hope to keep up with AI… Jessica Hill 10mo Caroline McDonald 10mo The Staffroom – opinion Students still haunted by Neolithic instincts in the social media age Our kids are consumed by friendships but social media is pushing it out of control Jessica Hill 10mo David Murray 10mo The Uncivil Servant No teaching experience? You’ll fit right in at the DfE The dangers posed by generalist civil servants who have never stepped inside an FE college Jessica Hill 10mo Andrew Otty 10mo Apprenticeships Wolf’s apprenticeship proposals would be a devolution howler Employers are best placed to lead training needs – and Baroness Alison Wolf’s idea of devolving funding to local… Jessica Hill 10mo Ben Rowland 10mo The Staffroom – opinion Shifting the FE college culture to a four-day teaching week South Essex College Group was the first known college group to roll out a four-day teaching week. Two years… Jessica Hill 10mo Adam Fahey 10mo 16-19, English and maths More targeted interventions are key to GCSE resit success A one-year ‘GCSE step’ course would better support those resit students that are furthest behind Jessica Hill 10mo Dr Alice Eardley 10mo Apprenticeships Degree apprenticeships are affordable and vital for growth Depriving graduates of apprenticeship opportunities helps no one and will stifle productivity Jessica Hill 10mo Tom Bewick 10mo Newer 1 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 252 Older
