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WEBFE Week previously revealed that combined spending on level 6 and 7 apprenticeships soared from £44 million in 2017/18 to £506 million in 2021/22 – hitting £1.325 billion in total over that period.
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WEBShorter apprenticeships and level 7 restrictions confirmed by Starmer. PM also pledges to introduce ‘foundation’ apprenticeships. Billy Camden. 6d. 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.
How to make the further education sector neurodiverse-ready
WEB17 hours ago · To ensure an environment is suitable for neurodiverse students, colleges must start by assessing their buildings. Some adaptations might be simple, quick fixes: the brightness of artificial lighting, access to natural light, removing distractions or making smaller breakout spaces available. Larger considerations include the ability to move around.
172 college leaders make investment plea to chancellor
WEB22 hours ago · 2 Oct 2024, 0:01. More than 170 college leaders have urged the chancellor to stump up the cash to tackle the FE teacher recruitment crisis ahead of this month’s budget. The leaders, who represent an estimated 1.6 million students across England, have made three pleas in a new letter to Rachel Reeves. They highlight the injustice of schools ...
Features - FE Week
WEBSep 8, 2021 · Dr Fazal Dad: principal, Ofsted inspector and ex special constable. Dr Fazal Dad lives in a terraced house just 174 steps from his office at Blackburn College. The proximity…. Get to know some of the leading individuals from across the FE & Skills sector. Our profiles provide insight into the individuals leading the FE & Skills sector.
OfS dishes out £14m for degree apprenticeships expansion
WEB1 day ago · Thirty-three universities and colleges will share the final tranche of a £40 million pot to grow level 6 degree apprenticeships in England. The Office for Students has announced the results of the third wave of funding from the scheme.. Today’s 33 winners will share £14 million, the same amount that was handed to 32 recipients in wave two.There were 51 winners in wave one, who shared £12 ...
Opinion - FE Week
WEBDigital skills are as important as English and maths – and we must treat them accordingly. A new campaign aims to reset expectations around digital skills so that all can enjoy their benefits for life,…. David Redden. 2w. Read the latest opinion pieces from informed stakeholders from across the FE & Skills sector.
40 extra hours policy ‘helpful’ for 3 in 5 colleges
WEB1 day ago · In its guidance, the government suggested institutions prioritise maths and English for struggling learners as well as supporting them with mental health, wellbeing or study skills. The funding rate per 16 to 19 student in 2022 was £4,188 and has risen each year, partly to reflect the 40 additional hours policy. The rate currently sits at £4,843.
The FE Week Podcast
WEBThe FE Week Podcast: Plans for higher education, adult participation in FE and Ofsted. This week Shane is joined by three guests, to cover three particularly interesting topics: Ed Reza Schwitzer, former DfE…. A new weekly podcast service from the team at FE Week. Join our expert panel guests and FE Week team members as they discuss this week ...