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Government needs to consider the sometimes conflicting interests of employers, students and others, says David Hughes

Despite some progress being made, further education is still being sidelined – and the recent announcements on BTECs are one example, says Phil Sayles

Colleges produce educated, skilled and adaptable people – and they are vital in tackling inequality, says Liz McAreavey

EXCLUSIVE: 91¶¶Òõ analysis shows most English colleges have cancelled this month’s exams after DfE gave them the choice

Scotland’s FE minister says the new plan reflects the threat posed by the new strain of the coronavirus

Students who have difficulty engaging with remote education – for example, because they lack a device – on the DfE’s list

Earlier today, the Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education promised it will give the sector three months’ notice of any changes

With colleges closed for most face-to-face provision, the government has updated its guidance for FE

The DfE told colleges it was their decision whether to go ahead with January exams – a growing number have cancelled them

Pearson assures BTEC students that they will not be disadvantaged if they are unable to sit exams this January

Metro mayors join calls for Btec and other vocational exams this month to be cancelled

One student begs Gavin Williamson to do a U-turn on January exams – and calls out what he sees as a disregard for vocational students