Colleges This election year, Colleges Week is more important than ever This year’s celebration is the perfect opportunity to invite new political voices to witness the unique work of our… JL Dutaut 2y David Hughes 2y Devolution Devolution is working for London’s adult learners. We need more Colleges Week is a great time to celebrate the sector’s success in London, powered by devolved funding and control JL Dutaut 2y Jules Pipe 2y Policy Comprehensive family learning is essential to unlocking potential A coalition of organisations from across the adult education, early years and family support sectors is calling for long-term… JL Dutaut 2y Dr Sue Pember and Juliette Collier 2y Sustainability Want to be attractive as an employer? Be sustainable Colleges have distinct advantages – and all the incentives in place – to develop their electric vehicle infrastructure JL Dutaut 2y Jon Cummins 2y The Staffroom – opinion There’s no tired like teacher tired Improving wellbeing, recruitment and retention of teaching staff must start with honest recognition of quite how exhausting the job… JL Dutaut 2y David Murray 2y Policy Where Greater Manchester leads, others will follow Greater Manchester’s work towards an integrated technical education system has taken another exciting leap forward JL Dutaut 2y Coral Grainger and Richard Caulfield 2y Apprenticeships Post-nominals put apprenticeships and academia on a PARS One of the first to be awarded professional status post-nominals explains why they mean so much to apprentices and… JL Dutaut 2y Emma Nolan 2y Policy Post-16 education needs consensus (and better data) New research shows signs of success in further education, but also a lack of clarity about inequalities and a… JL Dutaut 2y Luke Sibieta 2y Apprenticeships The road to a Rolls Royce apprenticeship system Government has made great progress on apprenticeships but it must go further to keep up with workforce demands JL Dutaut 2y Jonathan Gullis MP 2y 16-19, English and maths Sustaining Support for 16-19 Tuition Funding As the chancellor prepares his spring budget, Cheri Ashby argues for keeping what is a vital funding stream for… JL Dutaut 2y Cheri Ashby 2y Colleges, English and maths New English and maths funding conditions are unnecessary, unworkable and must be suspended Government has found a way of making new money feel like a wholly backward step, writes David Hughes Billy Camden 2y David Hughes 2y Apprenticeships The role apprenticeships now play in the teaching sector The head of the employer group overseeing the new teaching degree apprenticeship sets out its intended benefits JL Dutaut 2y Professor Jean-Noël Ezingeard 2y Newer 1 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 255 Older
