FE Week Podcast The FE Week Podcast: The Tory Party Conference, Lords ‘Peer Review’ the Skills Bill and the future of assessment In this week’s episode, we’re joined by exams board guru Kirstie Donnelly and policy director Simon Ashworth Shane Mann 4y FE Week Podcast 4y Opinion Give us coherence, not competition, please chancellor Employers are growing disillusioned as Kickstart, traineeships and apprenticeships all compete, writes Sharron Robbie The announcement on Monday by… Jess Staufenberg 4y Sharron Robbie 4y Opinion Why aren’t the early careers of FE teachers given proper attention? Mentors who support trainees need much more investment, write Dan Williams and Kayte Haselgrove Here’s a quote for you… Jess Staufenberg 4y Dan Williams and Kayte Haselgrove 4y Opinion Here’s what the HGV driver shortage tells us about the wider skills system The government gave away many of its levers for reacting quickly to a skills shortage, writes Julian Gravatt On… Jess Staufenberg 4y Julian Gravatt 4y Opinion Colleges owe it to their students to get involved with the Turing Scheme There are some logistical challenges to an international placements scheme during the pandemic, but they’re solveable, writes Sam Parrett… Jess Staufenberg 4y Sam Parrett 4y Opinion Don’t scrap BTECs. Raise the rate. Leave us alone. Here is a 16-19 manifesto in nine words. Follow it, and ministers can’t go wrong, writes James Kewin It… Jess Staufenberg 4y James Kewin 4y FE Week Podcast The FE Week Podcast: Kickstart, 2022 exams and new ministers In our first episode, we’re joined by the Rt Hon Anne Milton and Ali Hadawi Shane Mann 4y FE Week Podcast 4y FE Week Podcast The FE Week Podcast Trailer Here is a sneaky peek of the new FE Week Podcast. Shane Chowen 4y FE Week Podcast 4y The Staffroom – opinion Don’t always assume inappropriate behaviour is sexually aggressive Learners are sometimes being wrongly labelled as sexually aggressive, writes Jennifer Wilkinson Teaching in the 21st century is no… Jess Staufenberg 4y Jennifer Wilkinson 4y Cabinet reshuffle, Politics Goodbye Keegan – hello Burghart The departing skills minister did well to lead in a pandemic but was too college-focused, writes Jane Hickie There… Jess Staufenberg 4y Jane Hickie 4y Opinion Unemployment is about to rise – ministers must drop plans to cut Universal Credit With the job retention scheme about to end, unemployment will increase, writes Duncan Melville There is good news and… Jess Staufenberg 4y Duncan Melville 4y The Staffroom – opinion I have sometimes felt I am just a money generator for college A “bums on seats” mentality in FE can result in more focus on spreadsheets than on human relationships, writes… Jess Staufenberg 4y Jason Boucher 4y Newer 1 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 239 Older
