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Fred Sirieix’s prisoner-run restaurants to expand to boost hospitality skills

First Dates star’s charity turns prison mess kitchens into high street style restaurants and trains inmates in hospitality skills.

News, Prison education

Ofsted job cut inspection warning, plus 7 more annual account findings

Ofsted’s annual report has revealed concerns around funding and inspector turnover.

News, Ofsted

Firm that took over Learndirect goes bust

New owners have failed to secure enough skills contracts to clear ‘significant liabilities’

News, Training Providers

Revealed: Brooklands College resizing plans to ensure ‘financial security’

The college has been fighting for survival since being stung by a £20m apprenticeship scandal in 2019

News, Colleges

Andrea Jenkyns: 12 facts about the new skills, further and higher education minister

We delve into the facts about new skills, FE and HE minister Andrea Jenkyns

News, Politics

Doubt cast on government skills reform plan by public spending watchdogs

The National Audit Office and Public Accounts Committee outline concerns over whether skills reform plans will work.

News, Skills reform

MOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 396

Lisa O’Loughlin Principal and CEO, Nelson and Colne College Group Start date: December 2022 Previous job: Principal, The Manchester College, Deputy CEO, LTE Group Interesting fact: Lisa’s background is art and design, and she has exhibited at The Manchester City Art Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery in London. Nic Hutchins Assistant Director – Education, […]

Movers and Shakers

Providers must seize the opportunities of the new provider access legislation

The new legislation is a call to action for renewed partnerships between schools and providers to deliver meaningful encounters for learners, write Oli de Botton and Jane Hickie The new provider access legislation presents a timely and important opportunity to take advantage of the growing interest in high-quality technical pathways. The conversation about technical and […]

Opinion, Skills reform

Seven in ten college staff ‘may quit’ due to low pay

New survey evidence from UCU reveals the impact low pay and rising costs of living are having on college teaching staff.

News, Industrial action