We applaud the ESFA for reinforcing this week in their ‘weekly update to providers about the contractual requirement to give the ESFA 12 weeks’...
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‘The customer is the foundation of a business and keeps it in existence. He (or she) alone gives it employment’ (Peter Drucker 1963). Have...
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I have been in the VET (Vocational Education and Training) arena for over 20 years now, in various guises in Colleges, Awarding Organisations, Private...
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I am sure everyone was listening in anticipation yesterday to The Chancellor pronouncing his headline spending plans. For me, I was travelling from Blackpool...
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My Friday thought articles have been focused around governance, agile leadership, organisational culture, ethical relationships and operational improvements. I have been in the educational...
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I read with interest the statement by the esfa yesterday and the comments by peter Mucklow. It is difficult to argue about his commitment...
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Thoughts and ideas about governance are in constant fluctuation, therefore making it difficult to describe what governance is and how it should look. Corporate...
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Whilst the wheels of Government are slow to turn, the past three months has shown that where there is a will – there is...
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Article submitted by Helen McAnally – founder of Australian recruitment and consulting firm Parkhouse Bell Pty Limited The disruption to the provision of training...
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Meet the Creative, Digital and Marketing Apprentices These are anxious times for young people and their parents. No exams, little access to careers education,...
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With companies across the UK cautiously planning how they could possibly recover from the financial impact of Covid-19, upskilling via apprenticeships could prove a...
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Following on from last weeks ‘Agile Leadership’, I want to open and explore avenues of improvement approaches. Given where we are currently are with...
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