Education and Training News & Updates
- 15th August 2024
A-Level students at Central Saint Michael’s Sixth Form in are celebrating a summer of success as they receive their much-anticipated results today (Thurs 15 August).
As thousands of students anxiously await their A-level, T-level and BTEC results tomorrow (Thursday 15 August), apprentices have shared their stories about how they found alternative routes to develop their careers
Why we should avoid procrastinating over the most important task of the day!
Mom of two Isabelle Padilla has taken up the reins on her dream job after completing an innovative training course learning how to look after and care for horses.
A director of Birmingham Arts School has been appointed as the independent chair of Services For Education, a firm specialising in educational training.
BMet College is once again part of a creative youth focused campaign, established by the Student Commission for Racial Justice, which gives young people a voice.
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.
Sweet-toothed Arthur Terry Learning Partnership (ATLP) students enjoyed a refreshing treat when schools dished out free ice-creams and lollies at break time.
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