Investment in skills must be at the heart of the Autumn Budget
Ahead of the Autumn Budget, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation, makes the case for placing investment in […]
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V Levels: an opportunity to bring coherence – if we get it right
In an exclusive article for FE Week, Fiona Aldridge, CEO at Skills Federation, argues that the announcement of V Levels
Skills Federation response to the Education Committee’s inquiry
Skills Federation submitted a response to Education Select Committee’s inquiry into ‘Further Education and Skills’. We also responded to requests
Select Committee report must be a turning point for skills policy
Skills Federation has welcomed the Education Select Committee’s Further Education and Skills report, saying it must mark a decisive shift towards a coherent,
Skills and growth: what the recent government changes could mean for employer engagement
In an exclusive article for FE News, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation, examines how the recent machinery of
Bridging the gap: the skills needed to deliver net zero
The UK’s ambitious push to meet net zero targets is driving changes across every sector – and raising urgent questions
Skills Federation response to the West Midlands Combined Authority Green Paper
Skills Federation has submitted a response to the publication of the West Midlands Futures Green Paper. This document, from the
Foundation apprenticeships – a flexibility too far?
Responding to government announcements on changes to apprenticeships, Alison Morris, Director of Policy at Skills Federation, welcomes the proposals for
APPG Youth Employment – Inquiry into employer engagement in the Youth Guarantee
The Skills Federation has submitted a response to the APPG Youth Employment inquiry into employer engagement in the Youth Guarantee.