The Sheffield College has earned recognition for educating and training the next generation of elite basketball talent. Basketball England, the sport’s national governing body, has named the college as the Yorkshire region winner of the Education Institution of the Year Award.
Leeds College of Building is shortlisted in the ‘Quality Improvement Team of the Year (FE Colleges)’ category against three other institutions. The category recognises teams that have delivered impactful and measurable improvements in quality and driven positive organisational change.
A new report has revealed a seismic shift in payment preferences among Gen Z students, with nearly 40% favouring digital wallets, while a third say they rarely carry cash. As the education sector grapples with outdated payment systems, colleges risk alienating students and missing out on revenue unless they adapt to the demands for increased choice and flexibility from the digital-first generation.
The Department for Education (DfE) must address issues surrounding student take-up, awareness and industry placement numbers to cement T Levels as the main technical education qualification for 16 to 19-year-olds, despite making progress since their introduction, according to a new National Audit Office (NAO) report.1
Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22nd, is a global event that highlights the importance of environmental protection. First observed in 1970, Earth Day now unites more than 190 countries in raising awareness about critical issues such as pollution, deforestation, climate change, and biodiversity loss. But most importantly, in inspiring action.
FE teachers and students from Blackpool and Fylde College, Basingstoke College of Technology, and City College Norwich took part in a final challenge, which tested their skills through a series of workstations simulating processes from McLaren’s production line.
South Gloucestershire and Stroud College (SGS College) proudly celebrated the launch of SGS GREEN, the College’s new Green Skills Training Centre. This new centre will provide specialised training in green technologies, addressing the increasing demand for skilled professionals in the renewable energy and sustainability sectors.
FE college groups across England will receive a share of £302 million to fix, maintain and improve their buildings under government’s Plan for Change.
Cyber security leaders form partnership to arm higher and further education sector against cyber attacks amidst increase in breaches
Why colleges are uniquely positioned to lead climate and sustainability education, and how the FE sector can prepare learners for a greener, more resilient future.
The Chancellor announces £600m investment to train 60,000 construction workers—what this means for FE colleges, jobs, and the future of UK infrastructure.
We support UCU’s New Deal for FE — calling for fair pay, job security, and respect for the professionals driving further education forward.
A recent report by Aviva, a leading UK Insurance, Wealth, and Retirement company, highlights a positive shift in employers' attitudes towards retaining employees over the age of 50
In the ever-evolving landscape of the business world, Human Resources stands as the backbone, ensuring not only the efficient functioning of organisations but also nurturing the very essence of what makes them tick: people.
How the post-16 education system could provide better vocational and skills-based learning and qualifications will be the focus of the Education Committee’s new inquiry. Launched today, the inquiry will see MPs investigate how the entire further education system could better equip young people with skills and qualifications for a range of sectors experiencing labour shortages, from hospitality and agriculture to health and care.
