Adult participation in learning at its lowest level in 22 years

Research carried out by the Learning and Work Institute (LWI) and part funded by the DfE, has found adult
participation in education has fallen to a record low. Only 35% of the adults surveyed said that they had participated in any form of learning during the
previous three years.

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MEG Response to DfE Consultation on Higher Technical Education

Principal author: John Widdowson, Chair, MEG and Editor: Nick Whitehouse, Coordinator, MEG

To view the full MEG response see here

 


The Augar review: the essential overview for HE Debbie McVitty Editor of Wonkhe

How this affects FE and the general HE sector read on.

Further education colleges need a new mission and vision, backed by meaningful funding. Protection of college title equivalent to that enjoyed by universities, a substantial increase in capital investment and the creation of a coherent national network of further education colleges delivering skills needs focused on levels three to five are the core recommendations.

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Preparing for degree study. Analysis of Access to Higher Education Diplomas and integrated foundation year courses

This report shows that there are similarities between Access to Higher Education Diplomas and integrated foundation year courses, but also important differences.

See the following link