Abilities Minister: Current system would rather our young people get a degree in Harry Potter studies than an Apprenticeship in Construction– FE Soundbite Edition 665 825670622 173 < img width ="150 "height ="150 "src="https://www.fenews.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Gavin-OMeara-FENews-1200×800-1-150×150.jpg"class ="attachment-thumbnail size-thumbnail wp-post-image"alt =" Gavin O ' Meara"loading=" lazy” srcset=”https://www.fenews.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Gavin-OMeara-FENews-1200×800-1-150×150.jpg 150w, https://www.fenews.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Gavin-OMeara-FENews-1200×800-1-100×100.jpg 100w “sizes=”(max-width:… 150px )100vw, 150px “/ > Welcome to FE Soundbite edition 665. This is the weekly e-journal with the most recent statements and believed leadership short articles from this week on FE News. Today was the Conservative Party conference. On this week’s SkillsWorld LIVE show, which was taped at the Conservative Party conference, where there was a bit of a clash over ‘mickey mouse’courses. Abilities Minister Andrea Jenkyns spoke at a fringe Brexit occasion at the Conservative Party. and stated:”Yet the present system would rather our young people get a degree in Harry Potter studies than an apprenticeship in building and construction. Now, it doesn’t take magic powers to work out that this is wrong, which is why the government is … committed to putting the broomstick to good use and performing a spring clean of low-grade courses. If a course isn’t supplying someone with a favorable result leading to a well-paid task, then it makes no sense why the federal government ought to be moneying it, specifically taxpayers.… “. and she shared her views on T Levels and said she believed… the brand name had been” tainted slightly “by some of the current grading debate that was related to the new qualifications. Intriguing! Fascinating Reports … one I enjoyed on AI and the task market Our good friends at Lightcast launched a truly interesting report: Demand for AI Skills Triples in UK Labour Market. This to me is really interesting! At FE News, we have had AI for about seven years. and on my date night with my spouse today, we primarily discussed AI and Agile! I indicate how geeky!. To be reasonable my better half does Project Manage 2 AI tasks. … but AI is very much a part of our worklife(mine in media, creative and skills … her’s in Engineering and Aerospace )… and this is just in our home. AI is all around us, big and little … it is here to stay, so I believe this report on AI in the workplace is well worth a read! There were also statements of Prison Apprenticeships kicking off with employers(which is exceptional news). Interesting Exclusive thought management articles from today: We have had some really fantastic idea leadership short articles this week and an actually cool variety: #local- grid-41835 list-style: none; margin:0; padding:0; overflow: concealed; #local- grid-41835 > li #local-grid-41835 > li.last margin-right:0; #local-grid-41835 > li.last + li clear: both; @media only screen and(max-width:290 px) I like Nahla Summers articles … like always, now Ann Gravells is regularly among our most popular posts weekly on FE News … but Ann hasn’t written for a number of years! … until this week: with Minimum Core 2022. Megan Thomas from Hinkley Point C, wrote a terrific piece on Engaging the labor force of the future, ERSA’s Elizabeth Taylor likewise composed an excellent post: the Mini Budget uses small influence on UK’s missing labor force. Maryam Al-Khalaf, who is a Research Associate at the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) composed an actually intriguing post… … on… digital addiction … which is barely spoken about to be reasonable: Digital dependency and innovation overuse among adolescents from an education point of view. Jules Bennington from CMI blogged about: Black History Month 2022: Managers and leaders require to bridge the ‘state versus do’ gap to tackle office disparities EDSK’s Eleanor Regan wrote an intriguing short article following on from her current report: Why we require to develop a brand-new culture around buying skills. Ian Castledine from RM wrote about: Ensuring credentials offer trainees with real-life abilities We also started the first episode of the brand-new livestream season today – – #FutureOfApprenticeships – the very first episode was taking a look at 16-19 year olds and Apprenticeships … and we discovered a star in John-Joe. If you missed it … well here it is. Episode 2 is checking out Apprenticeships and Small Businesses … 10am on Thursday 13th October. I hope you enjoy FE Soundbite this week! Gavin, CEO and Founder, FE News and FE Careers Paperli.PaperFrame.Show (iframe.min.js”>< ) Abilities Minister: Current system would rather our youths get a degree in Harry Potter studies than an Apprenticeship in Construction – – FE Soundbite Edition 665 was released on FE News by Gavin O

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