Inspire Education Group Vice Principal puts belonging and wellbeing at heart of student experience
For Emma, a positive student experience starts with creating a sense of belonging. Students arrive in further education with different experiences, ambitions and starting points, and having an environment where they feel…
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The Power of Conversation. Successful Mums and City Hall Join Forces to Champion Networking
Now the two are joining forces for a networking event designed to prove a simple point: the right conversation, at the right moment, can change everything. “I didn’t initially build Successful Mums from a business plan,”…
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I’m a psychoanalyst. Social media is damaging children’s inner lives in ways we don’t fully understand | Robin Kirman
Kaley replied that she would be prettier. As a psychoanalyst, I find that exchange devastating in a particular way. A miracle day is an invitation to engage with the full range of human desire: with what one might…
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Yorkshire and Humber Leaders Set Out Plans to Tackle Construction Skills Shortages
Hosted by Leeds College of Building (LCB) at the Royal Armouries Museum, the event welcomed over 160 guests from across education, construction and local government. Attendees heard how the new regional Construction…
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ONS September 2026 Labour Market: Education leads fall as UK Vacancies hit 702,000
Office for National Statistics figures published on show vacancies down 8,000, or 1.1%, in June to August 2026 compared with the previous quarter, and down 36,000, or 4.9%, on the year. Total vacancies are now 86,000…
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New London Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) Launched To Tackle London’s Skills Shortages Amid Rise Of AI
The new London Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) identifies the roles and skills needed by employers in London’s key growth sectors – from construction, to social care, to hospitality – and sets out an action plan for…
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One in five black, Asian and minority ethnic NHS managers in England plan to quit amid racism, report finds
Almost four-fifths of managers from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds have experienced racism, exclusion and obstacles to progressing in their careers, according to a survey carried out by the NHS…
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Career focus and a community campus: how the University of Birmingham got its mojo back
But for the University of Birmingham , the turmoil became a turning point. The pandemic made the university think long and hard about the type of education it was delivering for its students, says Deborah Longworth…
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From October, colleges are liable for people the HR teams never hired
It’s a good moment to look at who’s teaching under subcontracted arrangements. Many colleges and further education institutions use subcontractors to broaden the opportunities available to students, bringing in guest…
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Building Pathways For Adults Who Invest In Their Own Future
The debate about skills in the UK nearly always begins with public funding and programmes, whether apprenticeships, the Growth and Skills Levy, devolved budgets or the Lifelong Learning Entitlement. Yet these are not the…
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