British Intellectual Conservatism: Past and Present
6 & 7 July | Conference | Cambridge
Developing Industry-Expert Teaching for Higher Skills
NEW REPORT
The further education and skills sector is facing a growing crisis in recruiting and retaining appropriately qualified staff.
Playing by the Rules: The Governance of English Football
NEW REPORT
The report explores how an independent regulator can be structured to function in an effective manner by delivering maximum value for the fans.
Report Launch – UK Trade Policy & Animal Welfare
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The Role of Microcredentials in Modular Learning
NEW REPORT
In this report, the Lifelong Education Commission seeks to explore the emerging role of microcredentials in modular learning and how a common understanding can enable alternative pathways to higher level qualifications in the UK.
Closing the Enforcement Gap
NEW REPORT
Proposals for reform and increasing the speed of enforcement action in Big Tech competition cases
Report Launch – The Future of Higher Technical Education
Online Event | 27 April | 11:30 - 12:30
Learning Ecosystems: A new model for levelling up skills in Doncaster
NEW LIFELONG EDUCATION COMMISSION REPORT
Skills and Levelling Up Manifesto
This manifesto outlines ten key policies that would enable local areas to take significant forward strides in crafting skills and education policies that can meet their current and future needs.
Online Safety Bill | Panel Discussion
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The Pathway to Lifelong Education
In this first report, the Lifelong Education Commission seeks to recommend how the barriers to adult learning can be removed; what future investment is needed to support this; and what change is needed to ensure the maximum flexibility that will benefit learners and deliver on the promise of a whole system change for lifelong education.
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