The government will 'rebirth' funding for union learning advisers five years after it was cut by the Conservatives, chancellor John Healey has announced.

Committee tells ministers to block visas for two-thirds of proposed occupations

Spending on English and maths training for adults has fallen by about 40 per cent since skills devolution, a think tank’s analysis has found.

Money earmarked for adult education in Tees Valley will not be released for another six months as the region’s mayoral authority reruns a procurement.

Mayors with new devolution deals are complaining that targets dictated by Whitehall are limiting their local flexibility, says national spending watchdog.

Independent sector seeks answers after mayoral authority ignores them in funding uplift

Counting has begun at Waltham Forest Assembly Hall, with results expected in the afternoon

The Charity Commission is assessing “governance and financial concerns” at a 60-year-old engineering training charity that closed abruptly last year.

Members of the City & Guilds Foundation have voted for an independent inquiry into the sale of its awarding business, following pressure from an action group

Exams regulator launches quick turnaround consultation for developing new qualifications

The former education executive has been suspended by the party weeks after being sent to the House of Lords by Sir Keir Starmer

A £5 million degree level short course trial hit a fifth of its student recruitment target, an interim evaluation has found.

MPs criticise

Plans to cut funding for English language lessons to avoid alleged “segregation” have been approved in Greater Lincolnshire, amid concerns harm to integration

Plans to cut funding for English language lessons to avoid alleged “segregation” have been approved in Greater Lincolnshire, amid concerns harm to integration

Greater Lincolnshire’s mayor will press ahead with plans to scrap publicly funded ESOL courses, despite consultation responses opposing the move.

Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) principal Anthony Bravo retired on Monday (Febuary 9), leaving the college under interim leadership mid-year

DWP said accelerated processes could cut approval times from 18 to three months

Work and pensions secretary backtracks on claim 60+ employers already 'committed' jobs for NEET young people

The general secretary narrowly won the 2024 ballot by 182 votes

An overseas businessman whose adult education provider went bust has bought a subsidiary jewellery academy back from administrators in a cut-price deal.

City & Guilds’ new owner PeopleCert has launched its own investigation into the conduct of the awarding giant’s top executives, FE Week has learned.