Billy Camden is a journalist at FE Week and Schools Week. He focuses on a range of themes including education, higher education, continuous education, and the intersection of careers and employment within the healthcare system. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as FE Week and Schools Week.
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Billy Camden’s focus on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and coverage of education, human resources & employment, and government & politics suggests a receptiveness to pitches related to educational policies and regulations. He seems particularly interested in scandals or controversies within the education sector.
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It follows CEO and CFO exits and comes amid multiple investigations into the awarding body's controversial sale
Basingstoke College of Technology (BCoT) has announced long-serving staff member Lorraine Heath as its permanent principal.
Multiple AO approach for T Levels and V Levels revealed in 'transition plan' that also names 'qualification pioneers'
By: Billy Camden
Plans mean vocational qualifications will in future be delivered by multiple exam boards, like A-levels
Students can now complete all 315 placement hours from home and split experience across unlimited employers
By: Billy Camden
Leadership and training at apprenticeship giant Multiverse 'needs attention', Ofsted has said after inspectors found some apprentices were enrolled on courses that did not match their work roles and staff were overstretched.
Interim NEET review says post-16 system prioritises enrolment and completion over helping young people into work
Findings at odds with guidance that delivery would be ‘limited to a targeted group'
By: Billy Camden
The Treasury is “actively looking into” a controversial freeze to free meals funding for college students, while ministers are continuing to review FE's long-running VAT dispute without committing to a decision timetable.
The University of Cambridge has been fined £875,000 after automated marking failures caused tens of thousands of people to receive incorrect English
