In a fast-changing, AI-driven economy, hands-on learning and real-world skills matter more than ever

City & Guilds CEO Kirstie Donnelly’s pay surged past the half-million-pound mark before the charity sold its awarding and training business, accounts reveal.

A look at how the main political parties; Reform UK, the Conservatives, the Lib Dems and the Greens, are positioning themselves on FE and skills policies

An inside look at the pressures facing NEET provision, from pastoral care demands to restrictive funding rules

Reform insists that trade skills and industrial automation are the key to fixing 'broken Britain'

Deprived areas need vision – not victimhood – to level up, and social mobility chair Alun Francis is delivering it with the first ‘Multiversity’ in Blackpool

Former fisherman Mike Blakeley tells how he’s building the Green Skills Advisory Panel so FE and industry can make sense of often-conflicting green policies

Your how-to guide to getting published in FE Week

By adding UN sustainability goals and fusion skills into our curriculums, we’re preparing students to play their part in society

A former apprenticeship training provider boss avoids a second director disqualification after arguing £1m in erroneous claims submitted without his knowledge

High vacancy rates in colleges are causing courses to be scrapped and agency costs to soar

Although this year’s exam season has largely passed without incident or drama, many exams and assessments throughout our education system are potentially facing their greatest ever threat in the form ...

As fear mounts over the impact of smartphones on young people, what does being a phone free school really mean?

The story of how Debra Gray and her Hullraisers transformed Hull College

The highs and lows of a typical day for an advanced ESOL practitioner in London