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Colleges must help shape devolution, not simply adapt to it
The biggest change to post-16 education in decades must deliver better outcomes, not just new funding powers
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Don’t let the pursuit of rigour undermine vocational reform
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What we learned from Powell’s first education committee hearing
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Colleges, don’t wait for all the answers on qualification reform
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The overlooked question in the NEETs debate: Who will hire them?
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The Milburn review must focus on helping businesses hire young people, not just preparing them for work
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Procurement could be government’s secret weapon on NEETs
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We’re losing the Saturday job and gaining a bigger problem
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The chancellor must raise apprenticeship funding bands
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The AI jobs debate is missing the skilled trades
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Computing courses live on despite V Level overlap
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We’ll listen to FE so V Levels work for everyone
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How I helped shape Reform’s plan to get England taking on apprentices
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Reform’s apprenticeship proposals were shaped by a simple idea: ask small businesses what stops them hiring
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For technical education to succeed, creativity can’t be an afterthought
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Australia, Canada, and a lesson for England’s 14-16 routes
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Skills weighting doubled for major public contracts
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