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The college roadmap to AI maturity – and a reskilled workforce

AI is poised to drive economic growth, reshape jobs, and transform industries, demanding urgent upskilling. Education must swiftly adapt, integrating responsible AI to prepare students for tomorrow’s workforce. With Whitehall’s £1.1bn commitment to “skill-up the UK,” Code Institute’s latest white paper guides college leaders in moving from fragmented AI adoption to a strategic, cohesive approach. Discover key insights, real-world college experiences, and actionable steps for AI integration, to lead confidently in reskilling efforts and an AI-powered future.

News, Sponsored post, Sponsored post

Streamlined skills and jobseeker support to cut ‘ballooning’ benefits bill

Chancellor also vows to ‘protect’ education priorities at Wednesday’s budget

News, Budget 2024

Education at ‘neglected’ prison fails to improve

Despite improving English and maths provision, many prisoners still lack access to a ‘suitable curriculum’

News, Prison education

What our learners need from the autumn budget

Touring England’s colleges at the start of term has revealed a number of challenges holding its learners back and threatening future prosperity

Opinion, Autumn budget 2024

Is Skills England looking through the policy lens backwards?

The new sector body is set to become another noble endeavour to simplify the unsimplifiable while leaving the real complexities untouched

Opinion, Skills England

A DAY IN THE LIFE: Apprenticeship assessor

As debates about levies, funding rules and quangos rage on, assessors working for England’s 280 end-point assessment organisations quietly keep the apprenticeship system ticking over. They are the gatekeepers who ensure apprentices are ready for the workforce. Yet their work observing, questioning and making decisions that shape careers can go largely unnoticed. Freelance assessor Janine […]

Profiles, Apprenticeships, Long read

DfE scores with Sky Sports-style ads for FE

Research shows increased interest in FE teaching since the campaign’s launch in 2022

News, DfE, skills

DfE launches Skills England CEO job advert

£130k role will be below director general level and post-holder expected to come from inside government or business

News, Skills England

Vocational reforms must differentiate between education and training

Clearly defining the two and developing policies accordingly is crucial for future-proofing our skills system

Opinion, Policy