NEET Labour’s early efforts to tackle youth unemployment are encouraging The new government’s first steps on tackling youth unemployment point to a new era for supported services JL Dutaut 1y Laura-Jane Rawlings 1y Colleges How football helps our college build community beyond the pitch Learners of all ages benefit from our partnerships with our local club – and everyone can see it JL Dutaut 1y Kelly Sooben 1y The Staffroom – opinion The Staffroom: As the holidays approach, beware of The Slump It’s an all-too-common experience for teachers as a break begins – but here are some ways to manage it… JL Dutaut 1y David Murray 1y 14-16 A new government must recognise the many benefits of college-based 14-16 provision The educational and economic case for tapping into colleges as a resource for 14-16 provision is strong and growing JL Dutaut 1y Gemma Simmons-Blench 1y Adult education, Politics Five elephant traps to avoid in crafting a lifelong skills strategy Mapping out this dangerous political territory for the new government to help them deliver a vital policy for national… JL Dutaut 1y Sue Pember 1y Election 2024, Politics In Manchester and nationally, Labour is on a skills mission Only by rewiring the education system can we grow the economy and help all our young people to fulfil… JL Dutaut 1y Andy Burnham 1y Politics, Skills reform Labour’s plans for economic growth put FE at the heart of their agenda There has never been a stronger recognition of what our sector offers – and I am confident that funding… JL Dutaut 1y David Hughes 1y Careers, Qualifications How a new government’s early years plans will affect further education Early years and further education are inter-dependent sectors, and failure to value one would be a failure to value… JL Dutaut 1y Michael Freeston 1y The Staffroom – opinion Why every FE teacher should embrace being a mentor Cultivating the next generation of talent is a shared responsibility and mutually beneficial – and the workload issue is… JL Dutaut 1y Tyler Jackson 1y Research Why what doesn’t work in the classroom is as important as what does FE continues to have trouble with working out what works – but evidence of absence is not the same… JL Dutaut 1y Andrew Otty 1y Politics, Skills reform How Labour can seize the opportunity on tertiary education A quasi market and siloed thinking have failed us – institutions must work together, say Prof David Phoenix and… JL Dutaut 1y Dame Ann Limb and Professor David Phoenix 1y Skills reform Optimism and realism: Five takeways from the AELP national conference My first national conference in my new role for AELP highlighted challenges and opportunities ahead for a sector primed… JL Dutaut 1y Kelly Huntington 1y Newer 1 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 247 Older
