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Jeremy Kerswell, Plumpton College principal and Landex chair

As head of a land-based college that has doubled in size, Jeremy Kerswell is attracting students from outside rural communities And yet, Jeremy Kerswell is surprisingly reluctant to be photographed in his wellies. He fears that doing so might evoke a farming stereotype that is “the antithesis” of the image he wants for his land-based […]

Profiles, Colleges, Long read

PAC: Unclear how DWP will spend £55m for merged jobs and careers service

MPs urges government to set out its plans for joint jobcentre/national careers service to avoid ‘rushed decisions’

News, Careers

Two senior leaders suddenly exit north east college 

Pair won’t return ‘for the foreseeable future’, staff told

News, Colleges

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, Long read, Skills reform

We must build to deliver our city’s big reconstruction goals

The plans for Bradford’s regeneration are huge but physical capacity is holding our college back, says Chris Webb

Opinion, Colleges

£1.5m loan plea triggers intervention for South Devon College

The college’s CEO says his organisation ‘remains on the front foot’

News, Colleges

Questions remain over industrial strategy skills pledge

Skills are mentioned 140 times in the industrial strategy – proof of their pivotal role in UK competitiveness. But as FE leaders digest the details, the challenge now is turning rhetoric into real-world impact

Opinion, Skills reform

Industrial strategy: growth and skills levy courses start next year

Other new measures include ‘defence technical excellence colleges’

News, Skills reform

Jeremy Hunt is wrong if he thinks entry level roles aren’t vital

Despite fears that AI will eliminate entry-level jobs, demand for them remains strong in the accountancy sector. But outdated perceptions and rigid training models risk leaving young people behind

Opinion, Careers, Politics