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Unions that represent sixth form college teachers have agreed to participate in a series of talks to avoid striking. The

The government has been accused of underestimating the value of student loans that will never be paid back, according to

Michael Gove’s latest spending cuts have apparently caused some colleges to scrap A-levels in subjects such as maths and languages.

An £11 million investment for the Bournemouth and Poole college has been given the go-ahead. The plans will transform the

Sixth form colleges’ hopes of obtaining a VAT refund have not materialised. According to the FE Week, Michael Gove has

The first selective school in more than 40 years is being set up to help bright pupils from poorer backgrounds

A sixth-form college principal has spoken out against the government regulations concerning independent further education establishments. David Adelman, principal of

Shrewsbury Sixth Form College has been awarded a ‘good’ rating in its recent Ofsted assessment. The college, which has over

A college in the West Midlands has shown promise in turning things around after being labelled “inadequate” by Ofsted. Coventry

A local college in Lancashire unveiled a memorial bench dedicated to a former student on Monday (October 14th). Preston-based Myerscough

A trio of colleges in Hampshire have been awarded a share of £1.36 million in funding grants. Awarded by the

A young mum has been given an award by her college after taking an exam just two days after she

The vice principal of Wiltshire College has left his post. This means that Robert Rees, who is understood to have

Pupils at Priestley College in Warrington have been given the chance to test out facilities at two huge Russell Group

A college in Warrington has announced a partnership it hopes will get more students into Oxford or Cambridge university. Joe

A college in south Wales has launched a scheme to encourage its students and staff to use more sustainable forms

It has been announced that the former head of Barnet College was paid off to the tune of £203,000 in

Plans to build a £230 million military training centre on a former Royal Air Force (RAF) base have been submitted

The costs of building a Northern Irish police training college have continued to rise before construction has begun. Although builders

Knowsley Community College (KCC) has rapidly turned around its fortunes after receiving a poor Ofsted ranking last year. In March

Students at the University of Aberdeen will soon be able to relieve exam stress by playing with puppies. The institution’s

Medical students in their final year at Queen’s University in Northern Ireland are set to receive the results of a

The number of poorer students applying for places at UK universities is increasing, despite a recent hike in tuition fees.

People in the UK hoping to complete a degree need to make an informed choice when it comes to their

Academic jobs are likely to be impacted by any future changes in student numbers, it has been suggested. Johnny Rich,