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Locking level 7 apprentices over 21 out of apprenticeship levy funding feels like a significant step backwards ...
Former chief inspector Dame Christine Gilbert is set to be appointed as the new chair of Ofsted, FE Week understands.
The government has cut next year’s budget for the Turing Scheme by almost a third. The Department for Education today confirmed it has made £78 million available for the international placement scheme ...
A large sixth form college in Cambridge has been awarded a third consecutive Ofsted grade one for its “exceptional” quality.
Colleges should also “consider factors such as inclusivity, accessibility, cost-effectiveness” and compliance with internal ...
Wakefield is the first place in the country to trial a pilot scheme that aims to “personalise” a jobs and careers service for ...
Ministers are asking schools, colleges and training providers to step forward to become edtech “testbeds” and help find ...
Power over post-16 technical education should be devolved to the “maximum possible extent” to mayors and leaders of new ...
There is significant public support for a post-16 maths requirement. Public First’s polling for the Maths Horizons project ...
Interesting fact: Sally loves dancing. She started learning tap as an adult and for a short while was in the same dance class ...
From refurbishing derelict buildings to creating bat boxes for primary schools, colleges are assessing the students' efforts ...
“Wholly unsuitable” education, health and care plans (EHCPs), long waits and “poorly planned” transitions into different ...
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