Education and Training News & Updates
A director of Birmingham Arts School has been appointed as the independent chair of Services For Education, a firm specialising in educational training.
Thanks to new flexibilities in the government's Adult Skills Fund (ASF) for 2024-2025, non-regulated, tailored learning provision like AIM Qualifications and Assessment Group’s Bespoke offer now qualifies for Adult Skills funding.
Working with local business to open up 20,000 work experience placements, training opportunities and apprenticeships training is just one of the key parts of the flagship youth employment plan launched by Mayor of the West Midlands
BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy in Birmingham impress OFSTED with industry standard theatre, tv and film training for post-16
A widowed mother of two who went back to the classroom following her husband’s tragic death and succeeded in turning her life back around has landed a top award in recognition of her inspirational journey.
A pioneering digital design workshop with students at BMet College, has effectively helped improve relationships with young people and the police.
T level Education & Early Years learners from Solihull Sixth Form College visited Birmingham City University recently for one of their Explore Days.
Aston University Mathematics School (AUMS) has announced the appointment of its founding headteacher.
Numeracy coaches were at Touchwood Shopping Centre in Solihull yesterday (22 May), for National Numeracy Day, helping residents and businesses find out more about improving their maths skills.
- 3rd May 2024
Aston University is making a major investment in PhD studentships around the themes of business, law and social sciences.