Education and Training News & Updates
A Walsall primary school has been praised by Ofsted inspectors for its exceptional achievements.
- 22nd April 2026
Adult Education Wolverhampton is inviting learners across the city to explore crime and psychology by enrolling on a new 8 week course.
- 21st April 2026
Halesowen College is proud to announce its 60th anniversary celebrations, marking six decades of serving learners and the wider community.
- 20th April 2026
Children from Joseph Leckie Academy in Birmingham got a taste of work when they visited an office of one of the country’s leading accountancy and advisory businesses.
- 17th April 2026
Some 99% of children have secured a place at one of their preferred infant or primary schools in Wolverhampton, with 93% getting their first choice school, figures show.
Birmingham City University (BCU) is playing a vital role in powering the city’s workforce, with new research revealing that nearly a quarter of Birmingham’s graduate-level professionals studied at the institution.
City of Wolverhampton College is to benefit from a share of £175 million government funding after being announced as a Technical Excellence College (TEC) for advanced manufacturing.
Birmingham Metropolitan College is to benefit from a nationwide £175 million training boost thanks to a Government skills initiative targeting growth industries.
University College Birmingham’s Department of Social Work has received an exemplary rating from Social Work England following a final inspection.
Some of the region’s most notable and popular media industry professionals came together at an event to inspire Walsall College students.