Deadline extended for the 2019 Tes FE Awards
FE providers now have until Friday 20 July to submit their entry for the 'Oscars of FE' – the Tes FE Awards
Labour: Milton's T-levels comments 'astounding'
Shadow FE minister Gordon Marsden criticises Anne Milton's suggestion of delaying taking the first new qualifications
'The value of prison education is compelling'
The cost of funding prison education courses is tiny when compared with the cost of reoffending, writes Rod Clark
Principals' pay must be 'moderate', minister warns
The gap between the pay of some college leaders and their staff is 'uncomfortable', admits skills minister Anne Milton
College faces backlash over nursery closure
Nottingham College under fire from campaigners over plans to close nursery provision used by staff and students
Colleges could face autumn strikes over pay
After the AoC says pay rise for college staff is 'inconceivable' without extra cash, the UCU warns of industrial action
'Student voice is vital - don't let it be manipulated'
Student voice can be co-opted and used to justify unpopular changes in schools and colleges, writes Tom Starkey
'Teachers can learn a lot from PE'
PE and outdoor education teachers have a thing or two to to teach those in academic subjects, writes Andrew Otty
Here’s a Neet idea: help young people
Despite the raised participation age, new analysis shows 40,000 under-18s are not in education, employment or training
Ruskin College could have to sell assets to survive
Historic college in Oxford has suffered from a 'pattern of significant operating deficits', says FE commissioner report
College pay rise 'inconceivable' without extra cash
College strike moves closer, as the AoC says it will offer a 'significant' rise - but only if government gives funding
'Adult education needs a revolution'
In too many towns, adult learning has no coherent curriculum and few progression routes, writes Alan Skinner
Martina Milburn endorsed as social mobility chief
Prince's Trust CEO gets Commons Education Select Committee's endorsement to chair Social Mobility Commission
Forget Moocs: could Coocs open up education to all?
Community open online courses (Coocs) allow learners to study, but also create and teach their own courses online
Singing principal records tribute to 'FE champion'
Bedford College's Ian Pryce switches Dolly Parton for Katy Perry, in a tribute to AoC president Alison Birkinshaw
Distance learning helps prisoners into work
Offenders who took distance learning courses were more likely to find work after release from prison, research found
No sign of recovery in apprenticeship starts
Just 24,100 apprenticeship starts were reported in April 2018 - down by two-thirds from the pre-levy peak in April 2017
'The ball is now in the employers’ court'
It is time for FE employers to bring a sensible pay offer to the table, writes UCU general secretary Sally Hunt