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Rate of school staff taking their pension early rises as sector struggles with widespread recruitment gap
Swiss industry-standard training in Greater Manchester aims to help plug a gap of thousands of workers and improve customer service
Basic numeracy at low levels among young people
Former polytechnics required to increase employer contributions due to government reforms
Academics confront flare-ups over hate speech after criticism from faculty, students and donors
Association of Colleges survey finds fewer than expected numbers signing up for T-levels
Non-UK tuition fees are crucial but growing numbers of undergraduates haven’t been matched by accommodation
Analysis will add to pressure on institutions accused of placing financial concerns ahead of academic quality
American commentator criticises tribalist politics and pushes for Jewish universalism
Changes could be extended to other EU member states
Universities urged to crack down on harassment, vandalism and assault following Israel-Hamas war
Number of students in early education set to fall by 13% by 2032, leading to schools receiving less funding
Arizona State’s role in building a skilled labour force is part of a national trend as investors scramble for talent
Your question for our expert — and readers’ advice
The correct mixture of openness and deceit to prepare young people for the world is always up for debate
Government concessions on renters reform bill leave landlords facing a higher risk of vacant periods
Why Harlan Crow, Paul Marshall and others are funding schools affiliated with Bari Weiss and Jordan Peterson
Places for vocational training should be funded in the same way as degrees and match demand from young learners
Shrinking freedom and fears of falling foul of sweeping security law push researchers to leave Chinese territory
A crash course in an ever-shifting dialect that expresses the city’s cosmopolitan cool. Wesh!
America’s top universities are scrapping family connections as part of the application process in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling
Deal with union in effect reverses cuts to retirement benefits proposed in 2022 after contested valuation of main scheme
Surveys have identified potentially dangerous RAAC at 61 more sites, according to the latest government data
Tensions rise on campus over freedom of speech and academic leaders’ public responsibilities
Ex-minister Jo Johnson says failure to act risks backlash on fears some are ‘selling immigration rather than education’
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