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FAB Tim’s Cheeky past

Tim Bennett-Hart has always danced to his own tune – playing in a band with a filthy name and helping write songs for popstars like The Cheeky Girls. He tells Jessica Hill how he’ll bring his optimistic outlook to his new role as Federation of Awarding Bodies (FAB) chair

Profiles, Long read

In a saturated jobs market qualifications aren’t enough

When more than 700,000 graduates are unemployed, we must ensure students get work experience and can articulate the employability skills they develop

Opinion

As we enter age of agentic AI everyone becomes a manager 

The next phase of AI shifts human value away from execution and towards judgment, goal clarity and oversight – and students need to be prepared

Opinion, Teaching

Reeves hints at more NEET reforms in spring statement

Estimates of young people out of work and training grew by 11,000 to 957,000 in the last three months of 2025.

News, Young people

ESOL cuts are ‘bizarre’, says skills minister

Jacqui Smith ‘concerned’ by Reform UK mayor’s decision and vows to explore how ESOL provision can be ‘available everywhere’

News, Adult education, ATC 2026, Politics

The FE sector has an ethics problem; it needs accountability, not NDAs

Too much in further education is hidden behind legal letters and non-disclosure agreements. If ethical leadership means anything, it must mean transparency – especially when it hurts

Opinion, Politics

Apprenticeship reform risks solving the wrong problems

Ministers want faster routes into work for young people, but defunding leadership apprenticeships and tinkering with clearing systems won’t create vacancies

Opinion, Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships were never just for the young – history proves it

As ministers rethink apprenticeship funding, they risk forgetting a simple truth: apprenticeships were designed for mastery, not youth unemployment statistics

Opinion, Apprenticeships

Greater Lincolnshire set to cut ESOL courses from 2027, Reform UK mayor confirms

Rollout will be delayed by a year so training providers have time to ‘adjust’

News, Adult education, Politics