Half of England’s population will be excluded from a £240 million mayoral brokerage programme to boost apprenticeship recruitment, prompting warnings of a 'two-tier skills system.

Two training providers that used the same subcontractor have been hit with a combined £797,000 funding clawback after investigators found multiple rule breaches

Live updates from the Labour's annual conference in Liverpool

Team UK put down their tools and picked up the flags to celebrate the finale of this year’s competitions

Rolling coverage from WorldSkills Shanghai

On the penultimate day of competitions, beauty therapy and health and social care competitors explain how they handle the pressure

The Student Loans Company has quietly delayed the opening date for applications for the lifelong learning entitlement (LLE) by a month for 'final additional testing'

An official probe that scoured thousands of learner records at two training providers has resulted in a clawback – of £321 and 78 pence.

Aircraft maintenance competitor Elyot Harmston led the UK team into the arena for the WorldSkills opening ceremony

The first V Levels should be delayed until 2028 to avoid a “rushed rollout” that damages the new qualifications' brand, a survey has suggested.

Classroom provision in colleges will transfer to mayors, but growth and skills levy funding for 16-to-18 apprentices will not, Lords told

At least one third of learners must secure new or better jobs after rules were toughened up for a new £35 million adult skills programme.

At least one third of learners must secure new or better jobs after rules were toughened up for a new £35 million adult skills programme.

Lucy Powell takes questions from MPs for the first time as secretary of state for education

DfE sanctions jailed finance boss who stole and covered up previous police probe involving London college

On-screen assessment will be allowed for students taking digital and accounting V Levels after Ofqual expanded its digital assessment plans following a consultation. The regulator had initially propos...

Suella Braverman says a Reform government would still regulate employers training their own apprentices, and would fund skills by cutting university courses

A collapsed training provider that claimed it was owed nearly £1 million by public funding bodies has been hit with counterclaims worth nearly double that.