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What do we need from the FE White Paper?
The government鈥檚 FE White Paper must consider issues from college funding to lifelong learning, says Kirstie Donnelly
14 September 2020
Remember, Mr Johnson: Rebuilding begins with reskilling
The opportunity guarantee is welcome, says Kirstie Donnelly 鈥� but to truly address the scale of the challenge, we need a range of different interventions
2 July 2020
Why we need a 鈥榣ong-term, sustainable skills system鈥�
Up to 42 per cent of the UK will retrain to remain employable: lifelong learning funding is key, says Kirstie Donnelly
25 November 2019
鈥楪CSEs may not be scrapped, but we have other options鈥�
Instead of pigeonholing young people, we need to promote a more holistic education system, writes Kirstie Donnelly
21 February 2019
鈥榊oung people need to know their options鈥�
With A-level results day looming, young people need to be aware of alternatives to university, writes Kirstie Donnelly
15 August 2018
FE is getting on the front foot to shape its future
Amid so much system change, it鈥檚 hard to see beyond the here and now, but by 鈥榣earning to speak the language of business鈥�, the sector could answer the skill demands of 20 years鈥� time, says Kirstie Donnelly
20 April 2018
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