York College
‘I actually don't think we know how well the resit policy is benefiting young people,’ committee hears
We're seeing risks of Labour falling into the trap of policy initiatives and short-termism over strategic long-term change management
Campaigners sound alarm over DfE plans to drag diplomas into defunding controversy
Students are ill-equipped for the technological changes awaiting them at work
Initial report also backs T Levels as 'gold standard' but says other vocational options are needed
Rob Nitsch talks about the 'adversarial launch' of the quango and how it contributed to its downfall
Comes as minister warns of fiscal restraints forcing ‘tough decisions’
Attacks on Skills England's proximity to ministers and lack of accountability to parliament also came from Labour benches
As rising tuition costs and shifting workforce demands reshape education, microcredentials are emerging as a flexible alternative