Forty-three per cent of colleges claim to have waited three months or longer for apprentices to receive their end-point ...

Universities are on the front foot in providing T Level work placements T Level teachers across all subjects are getting ...

The department’s apprenticeships budget increased to £2.7 billion in 2024-25. Ministers now plan to remove level 7 ...

Two thirds of colleges have been forced by local authorities to enrol SEND students even though they could not meet the young ...

The higher education regulator has confirmed it will reopen its register of providers and restart conferring degree-awarding ...

A Greater Manchester sixth form college has been upgraded to ‘outstanding’ after Ofsted inspectors found it “embraces and ...

She was challenged by shadow education minister Neil O’Brien, who suggested ministers could place level 6 in the firing line next because “that’s the first place the money will go”.

Geography determines demand. Inner-city colleges have access to more candidates and therefore more sessional candidates.

The DfE’s new end-point assessment principles provide opportunity for improvement – if there’s a collective approach ...

By rethinking how we approach GCSE English and maths resits, we'll break the cycle of repeated failure says Freya Monk of ...

New figures also show less than a third of the budget was spent on SME's, while a portion went towards running costs ...

Confirming the appointment today, education secretary Bridget Phillipson said Peck will “play a key part in building the ...