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Welcome to Bridgehead Education's latest monthly news roundup that explores and analyses trends in the coverage of "further education" and "apprenticeship(s)" in the UK...
Ahead of the General Election, Simon Ashworth outlines his thoughts on the headline FE and Skills policy proposals of the two major parties, and considers the future of the sector into the next...
The sudden resignation of Robert Halfon on 26 March shook the FE and skills sector as he decided to stand down at the next general election following 14 years as an MP and nine as a...
Writing for Business Brief, the Guernsey Press' business magazine, William Walter argues that planning reform coupled with the introduction of a 'Right-to-Buy' scheme is the key...
Paul Ferguson, Operations Director at renowned training provider Lifetime, sets out his thoughts on the key FE and skills policy proposals of the Labour and Conservative parties.
Ensuring the public's desire for deputies to have an island-wide mandate while simultaneously reducing the number of candidates are not mutually exclusive ambitions, argues William Walter