Hundreds of staff at awarding giant City & Guilds are set to vote on strike action over plans to require employees to work ...

The Association of School and College Leaders’ union has said it has no confidence in Ofsted’s leadership to “address the ...

Fewer than a quarter of councils in the UK have agreed to set up local taskforces to tackle NEET numbers in their area as ...

Hope again’ was the slogan underpinning this Labour Party conference, with the Burnham buzz reverberating across Liverpool’s ...

Kemi Badenoch promised a battle of ideas, but the sharpest debate on skills was between her own side’s education heavyweights ...

About 800 careers advice staff have moved to work in-house at the Department for Work and Pensions following 14 years of ...

Two training providers that used the same subcontractor have been hit with a combined £797,000 funding clawback after ...

More than nine in 10 plans outlining how local areas will implement government’s SEND reforms in return for a near-complete ...

Councils are scrambling to spend extra adult education funding that was previously delivered by independent training ...

FE Week followed all 28 Team UK competitors to Shanghai as their official media partner. This special edition supplement has ...

I spend a lot of time visiting schools. The fact that as an apprenticeship provider I am invited shows that the headteachers no longer see traditional options as a guaranteed route to employment or ...

I walked into work one day last week anticipating a fairly standard Thursday in the office. Perhaps this was my downfall.