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GSAP: FE’s secret weapon for net zero training

Former fisherman Mike Blakeley tells how he’s building the Green Skills Advisory Panel so FE and industry can make sense of often-conflicting green policies

Feature, News, Green skills, Long read

Cap online learning for apprentices, says social mobility charity

Sutton Trust claims apprenticeship system is ‘riddled with poor quality training’

News, Apprenticeships

Colleges, your students ignore you on social media. Here’s why

Stop being corporate and give students something they want to show off – from a sporting achievement to a staircase to nowhere

Opinion, Colleges

Alun Francis, chair of the Social Mobility Commission

Deprived areas need vision – not victimhood – to level up, and Social Mobility Commission chair Alun Francis is delivering it with a ‘Multiversity’ built in Britain’s most famous seaside town Alun Francis is practising what he preaches as chair of the government’s Social Mobility Commission at the Blackpool college he runs. In a town […]

News, Profiles, Colleges, Long read

Why is the chancellor avoiding the easiest win for growth?

It’s cheap, quick, and universally supported. Yet the chancellor barely mentioned skills in her spending review. In a time of tight budgets, this isn’t just puzzling – it’s self-sabotage

Opinion, Skills funding

End of the road for Turing?

As the future of the post-Brexit Turing programme looks uncertain amid DfE cost cuts, we examine its impact on the lives of FE students who used it to travel the world

Feature, News, Colleges, Long read

Being an effective ally for the 5%

Words are cheap if they’re not backed by action. There are questions managers should be asking themselves about equality

Opinion, The Staffroom - opinion

Demand for industry training board merger rejected

‘No plans to legislate’ for a merger between CITB and ECITB, DfE says after independent review

News, DfE

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

Opinion, Apprenticeships