Francis review officials stand little chance of digesting the mountain of responses their questions have created, or making ...

Wigan & Leigh college principal Anna Dawe demonstrates how collaboration is power if regions are to fully harness the ...

For decades, the national psyche has been fixated on a linear progression: A-levels to degree. This narrow focus has left HTE ...

None of England’s Catholic sixth form colleges have applied to become academies – despite a church campaign that forced a ...

The British public love apprenticeships. But nationally, the number and proportion of young apprentices are declining. Far ...

FE Week estimates the cut to adult education budgets will save the department around £30 million. Unlike schools, further and ...

Four in five further education leaders and teachers fear Ofsted’s new report cards will heap more pressure on the sector, a ...

Ofqual has stood by its decision to fine an apprenticeship assessment organisation that challenged a £50,000 penalty – and ...

Sir Ian Bauckham has been confirmed as the permanent chief regulator of exams watchdog Ofqual, the education secretary has ...

Last year during Ofsted’s largest ever consultation, the Big Listen, we heard from thousands of parents, school and college ...

Sixth form college teachers in the National Education Union have called off further strikes after receiving “firm assurances ...

Employment-focused ESOL provision continues to be a challenge. Research by Schellekens reveals it could take up to 14.5 years ...