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The government still needs a national strategy but there are positive signs, writes David Hughes A year on from...
Research out next month will prove the value of independent training providers, writes Jane Hickie The past year saw...
Apprenticeships are extraordinarily popular – and more progress is being made from the skills bill, writes Alex Burghart Skills...
A lack of movement is causing planning blight and eroding the skills landscape, writes Sue Pember In January 2021,...
Particular shortages in construction, engineering and manufacturing, legal, finance, digital and health and social care aim to be tackled
‘Conditionality’ rules are forcing people to give up their training courses, writes Peter Aldous Like all MPs, I am...
The strategy is making the right noises, but key details – including any new funding for prison education –...
Billions of pounds have poured into skills and education projects through the European Social Fund. Its replacement, the UK...
We have developed a ‘governance maturity matrix’ to strengthen college boards, writes Fiona Chalk Fraud, insolvency, and poor outcomes...
