None of England’s young offender institutions provided children in their care with the education they were entitled to during ...

Ministers want momentum; colleges want time to make reforms work The conversations kept returning to a single point at the ...

Ministers are facing a “tsunami” of employer backlash against their apprenticeship assessment reforms that are being ...

Just as Wells’ Martians were undone by what they overlooked, the post-16 white paper could be derailed by the unglamorous ...

Around 400 adult learners and college lecturers descended on Parliament this week to demand their MPs seek a reversal of ...

Ofsted’s deputy chief inspector Matthew Coffey has announced he will retire next month after nearly three decades in ...

Ofsted’s refreshed approach to inspection and new focus on inclusion represents a “chance to shine” for the FE sector, chief ...

The finalists were unveiled on the main stage at the Association of Colleges annual conference in Birmingham this morning by ...

134 colleges awarded a fifth of £92m pot to 'address the government’s industrial strategy and priority sectors' ...

Teachers at 32 further education colleges have voted to strike following the University and College Union (UCU)’s ...

Skills England’s new guidance sets out requirements for the second round of LSIPs. More devolution means there will be ...

Yes, the technical skills still matter – things like budgeting, reporting and payroll – but they’re no longer enough on their ...