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The latest FE Jobs. Education Week Jobs features roles in schools, colleges and education; leadership, management, teaching and administration.

Skills providers can help firms tap into economically inactive talent

Supporting the ‘economically inactive’ back into jobs presents an opportunity for skills providers to collaborate with businesses in developing innovative recruitment strategies

Opinion, NEETs

We’re redefining career opportunities for SEND learners

Our specialist college is bucking the national trend by helping an average of 90 per cent of its SEND students into jobs, training or further education

Opinion, specialist colleges

How professional short courses are shaping FE’s future

With government reforms and employer demand driving change, FE colleges are embracing flexible, skills-focused courses

Opinion, lifelong learning entitlement, short courses, Skills reform

 From EHCPs to work, our internship scheme is changing lives

When young people with SEND leave education, meaningful work can feel out of reach. But our programme is flipping the script and its model could be a blueprint for change

Opinion, Careers for SEND young people

Level 7 apprenticeship cuts are death blow for HE and social mobility

The axing of Level 7 apprenticeships funding doesn’t just strip HEIs of critical revenue – it destroys hard-won industry links and leaves skills gaps gaping wider

Opinion, Apprenticeships

How we’re responding to Universal’s game-changing arrival

A theme park is coming to our area, and with it, a tidal wave of 28,000 jobs. As Universal’s 2031 launch looms, we’re tasked with turning local students into first-choice hires

Opinion, Skills challenge

Stop trying to make technical education look academic

In the race for ‘simplicity’ in technical education, we forget that the labour market is anything but simple, writes David Gallagher

Opinion, Assessment, Skills reform

Northern College proposes merger after weathering ‘perfect storm’

The adult residential college has set out the plan four years after opting to remain standalone

News, Colleges