Monday, 26 October 2026 — What rising apprenticeship costs and AI mean for education today
Ministers want to increase apprenticeship funding costs for people over 25. Employers warn this could hit efforts to tackle youth unemployment as budgets tighten. It’s a tricky balancing act for skills policy and schools supporting career-ready young people.
AI tools provide quick answers but deciding what counts as good work still needs a human touch. The conversation about AI’s role in FE highlights that confident, informed teachers remain key to quality education.
FE staff are constantly investigating what works and adapting their approaches. This ongoing research culture is crucial for keeping teaching relevant and effective in a fast-changing world.
Italy has rebranded technical and professional institutes as technological and professional lyceums, aiming to better link education with real-world jobs. It’s a reminder of how school structures evolve to meet labour market needs.
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This review breaks down what we know about how young learners interact with AI tools. It’s a must-read for anyone thinking about the practical classroom impact of AI.
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