Anviksha Patel is a Senior Reporter at FE Week. She covers a range of topics within the education sector, focusing on educational policy, public education, and workforce issues, with an emphasis on higher education and lifelong learning. Anviksha's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo Finance, Barron's, and MarketWatch.
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Anviksha Patel's coverage predominantly focuses on local education and finance-related topics within the United Kingdom. Given her focus on government announcements, investment analysis, and citations of data, she is likely to be most receptive to pitches that provide in-depth insights into educational policies and financial trends affecting colleges, apprenticeships, and the Department for Education.
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Bridget Phillipson has defended the use of reality TV star Gemma Collins in a promotional video for vocational courses after it attracted backlash online.
A Lincolnshire college has been placed into government intervention after suffering serious cashflow issues and breaching an unexplained legal requirement.
Plunging achievement rates are being welcomed at a Lancashire college at the centre of a data manipulation scandal.
The University and College Union could vote to stop campaigning for annual pay rises and prioritise national bargaining instead.
Windsor Forest Colleges Group has appointed Oliver Symons as its new CEO.
FE lecturers have backed a national strike ballot strategy that could help the University and College Union stage more walkouts across England's colleges.
Union threatens to disrupt summer exam series but AQA promises no results will be delayed
More than 300 providers will receive grants next month, with FE colleges getting £64m
Dame Sarah Healey has been named as the Department for Work and Pensions' next permanent secretary.
