The Future of AI and Skills: An Industry Perspective
In an exclusive feature for FE News, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation, brings together member voices to […]
Skills Federation responds to the Work and Pensions Committee Inquiry
We have submitted evidence to the inquiry into ‘Youth employment, education and training’. Set up to complement the Milburn Review,
Unlocking Opportunity: Why more support for young people isn’t enough to solve the crisis
In an exclusive article for FE News, Skills Federation’s Director of Policy Alison Morris explores the barriers young people face
Skills Federation responds to the Milburn review
Skills Federation has submitted a response to the Milburn Review. In our response we argue that whilst improving support for
Skills Federation welcomes three new members to its Board
Skills Federation is pleased to announce the appointment of three exceptional leaders as Board members, strengthening our governance and strategic
Skills Federation’s response to the consultation on post-16 level 3 and below pathways
Skills Federation has submitted a response to the government consultation about the introduction of V Levels and Level 2 pathways.
2025: A Whirlwind Year for Skills Policy, What’s Next for 2026?
In an exclusive article for FE News, Skills Federation CEO Dr Fiona Aldridge reflects on the policy announcements of 2025
Are assessment reforms a safety risk we can’t afford?
In an exclusive feature for FE Week, Skills Federation members Justine Fosh, CEO of Cogent Skills, and Ann Watson, CEO
Why employers should embrace lifelong learning: a call to action during Get the Nation Learning Week
At Skills Federation, we’re proud to support Get the Nation Learning Week – a campaign that champions the value of lifelong learning.