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Presenting a curriculum that works for every learner, whoever they are or whatever they want to be

Pearson has launched a free BTEC Options tool.

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Universal Credit training flexibility extended by six months

Learners will continue to be able to receive Universal Credit while studying longer courses

News, Adult education

Colleges ‘key’ to net zero strategy, says government

Ministers are aiming to support 440,000 net zero jobs by 2030

News, Colleges

UK training provider The Skills Network steps up to fill the skills gap on sustainability training and resourcing

The Skills Network is launching a solution to the urgent demand for Mass Eco Literacy and Practical Sustainability Skills for ‘non-green jobs, to help the Sector to Lead on social impact for sustainability.

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Interview: Baroness Tina Stowell

Baroness Stowell is a born-and-bred FE college alumna from the Midlands who ended up leading the House of Lords. Now she’s calling for an end to the ‘disrespect’ of non-graduates “I’ve spent a lot of time working in places where there are public crises and dramas. I’m not fazed by that, I don’t panic, I’ve […]

Profiles

The government’s FE policy is dangerously wishful thinking

Government rhetoric not rooted in reality will cause colleges to choose the easy options, writes Ian Pryce As a fan of country music, the untimely death of Nashville-based singer-songwriter Nanci Griffith gave me an excuse to play all her old albums. She never achieved great fame because she championed traditional American folk music, rather than […]

Opinion

MOVERS AND SHAKERS: EDITION 366

This week’s edition features Julie Sizer, George Clark, Mary Curnock Cook

Movers and Shakers

BTECs: 118 MPs and Lords call on new education secretary to rethink cull

‘It is perfectly possible for T Levels, A-levels and BTECs to co-exist’, insist cross-party group

News, Young people

The DfE doesn’t have answers around subcontracting and funding ITPs

Ministers have got themselves into a subcontracting cul-de-sac, writes Aidan Relf The Department for Education’s recent webinar on its funding and accountability reforms for adult education was like trying to understand flowcharts at school.    Except there seemed to be few routes on offer and key questions still need answers before the we arrive at ministers’ chosen destination […]

Opinion