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Our Director of Delivery, Sacha Finkle explores why end-point assessment (EPA) reforms matter, their impact on apprenticeships, and how providers can adapt with confidence during this transition.
Our Sector Manager for Education and Childcare, Janet King, explains the benefits of the intergenerational care model – using Apple and Honey Nightingale's 'Grandfriends Club' as a shining example of its lasting impacts on those young and old.
As part of our Why Should I Care? campaign, we speak with Dr Judith Ish-Horowicz MBE HonsDEd about the power of intergenerational practice – and why it could hold the key to a more connected, compassionate future.
Our Learning & Development Manager, Helen Oakes, shares how NCFE’s always learning culture inspires growth, connects colleagues, and creates the motivation and means for everyone to thrive through high-quality learning experiences.
Our Product Manager for Technical Education, David Rowley, shares his five need-to-know takeaways from the recently released Post-16 white paper – breaking down what the reforms could mean for qualifications and providers.
Around 31,000 learners were potentially left without a route into social care – but NCFE's intervention could be the lifeline the sector needs, says their Product Manager for Technical Education, David Rowley.
Angie Rogers, Subject Chair for Education and Early Years at NCFE, shares insights from our research into the challenges and vital contributions of teaching assistants and early years practitioners in today’s education landscape.
Our Sector Manager for Education and Childcare, Janet King, explores the vital role of tailored personal, social, health and economic (PSHE) education in supporting wellbeing and inclusion for children with special educational needs and disabilities.