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Day in the life with hairdressing lecturer Lisa Charles

Lisa Charles was proud to be named Pearson National Teaching Awards FE lecturer of the year. But though teaching hairdressing is the core job, she reveals it’s the pastoral care she provides for her students that’s often her most important task

Profiles, Colleges, Long read

Peck’s picks: FE leaders join OfS’ ‘critical friend’ panel

Two current and one former principal selected to alert higher education regulator to emerging risks

News, Higher education

Duty of care law may start in HE but its effects will impact us too

FE isn’t the focus of MPs’ debates, but tougher rules to protect students will arrive via the Office for Students, Ofsted and contractual partners

Opinion, Colleges

Fragmentation in FE: tackling the problem of disjointed tech, with OneAdvanced Education

Further education has always been a place where people make complexity work through dedication and ingenuity. Colleges and apprenticeship providers manage funding compliance, curriculum delivery, learner support, employer engagement, and inspection readiness – often with limited resources and under constant pressure to adapt. It takes skill and commitment, but becomes even harder when core processes are scattered across multiple systems.

News, Sponsored post, Sponsored post

First batch of new-style Ofsted report cards released

Just one FE provider achieves rare ‘exceptional’ grade and no colleges involved in early inspections

News, Ofsted

Watchdog opens ‘statutory inquiry’ into City & Guilds sale

Executive bonuses and trustees’ ‘decision making’ to be formally probed

News

New GCSE results app to be rolled out nationwide

It follows a pilot where just six per cent of invited schools and colleges took part, but ministers hope it will save £30m

News, Young people

Mapping the skills debate across the opposition benches

Thirty years after ‘education, education, education’: Where are we now?
A look at how today’s parties are positioning themselves on FE and skills

Feature, News, Long read, Skills reform

Young people can’t choose the pathways they can’t see

Despite the efforts of the Baker Clause, apprenticeships remain a mystery to students, parents and society in general. A cultural change is needed to put them on a par with higher education

Opinion, Apprenticeships