josh mellor

National adult education budget underspends totalled almost £300 million over the last four years, figures show.

A college group said its recovery plan will ensure an “even brighter future” despite it facing a £1.4 million funding clawback and the refinancing of a £4.7 million loan.

Staff shortages are among “capacity issues” in the post-16 system that will limit the reforms recommended by the government's curriculum and assessment review.

Skills bootcamps failed to win jobs or progression at work for almost two thirds of learners in 2022-23, data released today suggests.

Ofsted chief inspector Sir Martyn Oliver talks to FE Week about the next inspection framework and why it’s complicated to 'unpick' one-word judgements.

Security and construction regulators have been hauled in for a summit to clamp down on qualification fraud.

Skills England launches an 'initial engagement exercise' with priority sectors on what training should be funded through the new growth and skills levy.

Docking benefits and subsidising wages are among ideas being considered by ministers to get jobless young people into work, reports suggest.

Hundreds of college students in an Essex town are set to receive a one-off £360 cash payment to help them stay in further education – funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

The government has been urged to clarify a new clause in apprenticeship contracts that suggests struggling small providers could be terminated without intervention