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NEU rejects £50m pay deal with more college strikes. Union says there will still be a two-tier wage system even with the 'one-off grant' announced last week
From IfATE to Skills England via DfE: What you need to know
Oct 10, 2024 · Skills minister Jacqui Smith introduced a 12-page bill in the House of Lords yesterday which will transfer all of the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education’s (IfATE) powers to the Department for Education, paving the way for Skills England.. Here’s your trusty FE Week explainer on what’s in the bill, and what happens next:
September 2022 Ofsted inspection changes: What FE providers
Jul 11, 2022 · Ofsted has reviewed and updated its inspection framework and handbooks for September 2022, as it prepares to introduce a new “sub-judgement” for colleges on how well they are contributing to local skills needs.. The education watchdog will also end a curriculum grace period for schools and FE providers in place since 2019. Here’s what FE providers need to know.
8 facts about new education secretary Bridget Phillipson - FE Week
Jul 5, 2024 · Phillipson has spoken about how her own experience in education shaped her vision for the sector.She wrote in the Guardian earlier this year that “the brilliant state education I received set me up for life and led the shy, quiet girl with the long plaits in the corner of the classroom to where I am today”.
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Colleges to receive nearly £500m to fund staff pay rises - FE Week
Jul 13, 2023 · The government will pump nearly £500 million into colleges over the next two years to help fund pay rises, it has been announced. An agreement has been reached with the Treasury by education secretary Gillian Keegan to fund colleges by an additional £185 million in 2023/24 and £285 million for 2024/25.
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