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Ex-UKCES CEO to chair London college group

Michael Davis will replace Alastair Da Costa at Capital City College

News

Turnaround job of a Lifetime at apprenticeship giant

An interview with CEO David Smith

News, Apprenticeships

DfE ‘tore up AEB contract due to apprenticeship row’

Private provider owner also claims adult education payments were withheld as officials recovered clawback

News, Apprenticeships

Revealed: How Ofsted will develop plans to inspect inclusion

Watchdog has so far provided little detail on what metrics will be used to judge inclusion for incoming report cards

News, Ofsted

How to stick it to the DfE on 16-19 disadvantage

FE is self-improving on
tackling disadvantage
with little help from navel-
gazing organisations and no
encouragement from DfE,
writes Andrew Otty

Opinion, The Uncivil Servant

Young offenders denied legal right to education

Staff shortages are preventing both adults and children from attending education and training

News, Prison education

Nick Smith, chief executive, TTE Training

Nick Smith of TTE Training sees himself as the “living embodiment” of the difference education can make. His “amazing” career has so far included briefing journalists on military operations as a commando-trained Royal Navy officer, overseeing a students’ union, and taking the helm at the engineering apprenticeships provider TTE Training. In April, Smith joined the […]

Profiles, Apprenticeships, Long read

Sandwell College and NHS Trust launch £18 million Learning Campus, creating hundreds of jobs and training opportunities in the West Midlands

Sandwell College and Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust recently announced a landmark agreement, which is set to secure hundreds of job and training opportunities for people in the West Midlands and support the future careers of thousands of learners.

News, Sponsored post, Sponsored post

Apprenticeship provider goes bust after surviving grade 4 Ofsted

A specialist engineering apprenticeship training provider has gone bust, leaving behind debts of more than £350,000 to several colleges. Salford and Trafford Engineering Group Training Association Ltd (STEGTA), established in 1966, declared itself bankrupt in August, months after notifying stakeholders of financial issues. STEGTA’s demise comes a year after it managed to retain its contract […]

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