Billy Camden is the Chief Reporter for FE Week, a publication focused on further education and skills in the UK. With a keen interest in education policy and apprenticeships, Billy covers a range of topics including government initiatives, funding issues, and scandals within the sector. His reporting aims to provide insight and analysis on the latest developments in further education.
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Research by the international organisation suggests the pass bar in England is unachievable for some students
'Honest' Jacqui Smith says cuts will be 'more than people hope' as she also defends Skills England's independence and authority
Colleges will find it “impossible” to use the £300 million additional funding being pumped into the sector to match the school teacher pay award, leaders have claimed.
There is “definitely a future” for skills bootcamps, a top Department for Education civil servant has said following uncertainty about funding for the courses.
West Midlands group praised for 'strong' contribution to skills needs and 'role model' teachers
The first college to receive a grade one rating under Ofsted's new inspection framework is Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group.
Additional funding will also be handed to colleges to cover employer national insurance rises, estimated to be worth £100m
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FE Commissioner also calls on leaders to better understand severance payment rules The FE commissioner has urged colleges to stop running their cash reserves down “too fast”.
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