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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

Disadvantaged white working-class children must be taught about apprenticeships earlier than is commonly the case, experts say

The union is calling on the education secretary to match the commitment on digital support he made to schools today

The education secretary said it was important students could complete their assessments this month to progress into work opportunities

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

Students and college leaders urge government to reconsider its decision and cancel January exams, due to start today

The prime minister announced tonight that not all summer exams would go ahead – but guidance says January exams 'will go ahead as planned'

College principal Jo Maher draws on her performance psychology background to share tips for starting the year positively

New research calls for a £4.6bn 10-year strategy to tackle the number of young people who are not in education, employment or training

Prime minister insists schools are safe, but does not guarantee all will reopen for in-person teaching on 18 January

Some students who got into university as a result of cancellation of exams may have been better served by HNs at college, says report

The make-up lecturer turned her face into that of Boris Johnson and the Queen – and showed the level of skills in FE teaching and remote delivery

The year started off positively for FE with promises of funding and extra resources – but quickly went downhill from here. Here, one teacher reflects on the year

College principals and chairs, as well as representatives of the wider further education sector, are among those recognised in the New Year's Honours list

College lecturer Sandra Thomson ensured she and others could support the NHS by making thousands of scrubs for health workers

Whether you find yourself inside with your household or joining a virtual party this New Year's Eve, these five games are guaranteed to bring joy

As rumours spread about delays to the start of term, the Association of Colleges' David Hughes reflects on what it could mean for colleges

At the beginning of 2020, this college lecturer bravely shared his story of suffering with harm OCD with the world

Normality, collaboration and recognition from those in power: college leaders share their wishes for the new year