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BGT’s Alesha’s singing the praises of ‘game changing’ T Levels. The philanthropist-funded campaign hopes to boost parents’ confidence in the new qualification. Josh Mellor. 7d. The latest news from FE Week, in-depth, investigative education Journalism, determined to get past the bluster and explain the facts for the FE & Skills sector.
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Run internally by the Department for Education’s workforce and communications teams since 2022, an FE Week freedom of information request shows the campaign cost £2 million in its first year, £4.1 million in 2022-23, and increased again to £5.1 million for both 2023-24 and 2024-25.
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Colleges to receive nearly £500m to fund staff pay rises - FE Week
Anviksha Patel. 13 Jul 2023, 16:10. The government will pump nearly £500 million into colleges over the next two years to help fund pay rises, it has been announced. An agreement has been reached with the Treasury by education secretary Gillian Keegan to fund colleges by an additional £185 million in 2023/24 and £285 million for 2024/25.
September 2022 Ofsted inspection changes: What FE providers
Jul 11, 2022 · Ofsted has reviewed and updated its inspection framework and handbooks for September 2022, as it prepares to introduce a new “sub-judgement” for colleges on how well they are contributing to local skills needs. The education watchdog will also end a curriculum grace period for schools and FE providers in place since 2019.
Skills bootcamps | FE Week
Skills bootcamps: Study finds ‘inappropriate’ interviews and already-skilled workers on courses. Research of wave 2 bootcamps finds more than half of learners already have level 4 or above qualifications. Jason Noble.
NEC at 60: Second-chances and pioneering distance learning - FE …
12 Aug 2023, 6:00. The National Extension College (NEC) has pioneered distance and second-chance education for six decades this August, and its founding mission is more relevant than ever, writes Sir Alan Tuckett. Organisations focusing on second-chance education for adults have had a tough time these last twenty years, as more than four ...
Apprenticeship and Training Awards 2025 officially launched
Sep 13, 2024 · A new chapter in recognising the best in the UK’s apprenticeship sector is set to begin as the Apprenticeship and Training Awards (ATAs) 2025 has officially launched. The event, formerly known as the AAC Apprenticeship Awards, is a prestigious celebration of excellence of both apprenticeship employers and training providers across the country.