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AI-powered CareersPro platform launched to support careers guidance

Complementing the growth of Learning Curve Group’s existing Ed-Tech solutions, CareersPro is designed to provide individuals, young or old, with the tools and resources to make informed choices about their education and career paths. This platform harnesses the power of artificial intelligence to deliver personalised recommendations, guidance, and costings that are tailored to each individual’s […]

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Chris Claydon, CEO, JTL

Chris Claydon has a biography better suited to James Bond than to the chief executive of a training provider for building service engineers. He has flown Apache military helicopters, briefed cabinet ministers on evacuations from the Arab Spring uprisings, and helped save lives by designing countermeasures to the roadside bombs used in Afghanistan. Oh, and […]

Profiles, Long read, Training Providers

Babington CEO steps down

Boss of huge training provider leaves due to ‘personal reasons’

News, Training Providers

1 in 10 established apprenticeships fail to recruit a single apprentice

Employers speak out about “risk averse” training providers and “complex processes” preventing apprenticeship recruitment

News, Apprenticeships, Long read

First FE Commissioner intervention report published in over a year

Troubled adult residential college praised for efforts to tackle safety concerns

News, Colleges

MP urges struggling college to hit the brakes on campus closure

‘Underutilised’ site to shut to save on costs

News, Colleges

Catholic sixth form college stays ‘outstanding’ after 15-year inspection gap

The college’s student population almost doubled in that time

News, Ofsted

‘Momentous’ top Ofsted rating for large Kent college group

EKC Group secures ‘outstanding’ designations in all areas

News, Colleges, Ofsted

Investigation: Why care training is in crisis, and the solutions are falling short

The social care system is at breaking point with more than 165,000 vacancies. The government wants more apprentices to fill the gaps but, as Jessica Hill reports, it’s a tough market for providers The severely disabled man who has no one to cook him dinner. The daughter who can’t get respite from her father’s dementia. […]

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