The former education executive has been suspended by the party weeks after being sent to the House of Lords by Sir Keir Starmer ...

The diagnosis question and the provider question remain unanswered. Don’t be distracted by the funding: it’s a red herring to ...

Plans to cut funding for English language lessons to avoid alleged “segregation” have been approved in Greater Lincolnshire, ...

Simplifying post-16 study options by introducing V Levels will involve cutting funding for hundreds of qualifications with hardly any enrolments, data shows.

A £5 million degree level short course trial hit a fifth of its student recruitment target, an interim evaluation has found.

Collins, already a senior DfE figure, will focus on white paper roll-out and reviewing how DfE 'engages with councils' ...

Tighter scrutiny of FE teacher training to root out poor-quality courses has been put before MPs. From April, providers of further education initial teacher training (ITT) must register with the ...

If foundation apprenticeships are to succeed, they may need reframing as genuine pre-apprenticeships: college-based starts that transition into employment, or structured work trials before full ...

There are good reasons why LLDD rates are rising. Increased awareness of neurodiversity, reduced stigma around disclosure and improvements in initial assessment all play a role. Many providers have ...

The absence of a direct replacement at level 2 under the new-style standards system has been a source of frustration for employers and training providers, who argue this apprenticeship would help ...

Challenges such as entrenched poverty, growing health needs, labour market instability and a post-16 qualification system in turmoil have contributed to a rise in 16 to 24-year-olds not in education, ...

The devil will be in the detail when it comes to the government’s SEND reforms, but there are key legislative changes on the horizon which stand out for colleges.