The Autumn Budget underlined the Government’s commitment to addressing skills challenges, with a much-needed £300 million for further education in England alongside reaffirming the important role Skills England will play in increasing skills to help deliver economic growth.
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Cogent Skills is preparing a response to the Department of Education’s Curriculum and Assessment Review, which has been commissioned to review the national curriculum and statutory assessment system in England, including qualification pathways.
Cogent Skills is working closely with industry partners to deliver a range of important projects to address skill gaps in the nuclear sector and help …
Following Collette’s insights into her teaching at Cogent Skills, we turn our focus to one of her apprentices, Katie. Under the guidance of her mentor, …
Collette Robertson is a dedicated biology tutor at Cogent Skills, where she has been inspiring the next generation of biology enthusiasts since 2022. With an …
We were pleased to read the government position on Level 3 qualifications from Skills Minister, Baroness Smith, last week, indicating that while there is a …
Spend a few minutes with Nadia and learn about a day in a life of an Assessor.
To celebrate Biology Week 2024, which highlights the incredible impact of biological sciences on our world, we are showcasing the remarkable work of our team …
Members of the Hydrogen Skills Alliance (HSA) have laid out their objectives for the future as they look back on what the group has achieved in its first year.
The Prime Minister’s reforms announced this week was the first indication of Labour’s direction of travel on skills policy. The challenge the government now faces …
Cogent Skills’ apprenticeship training division has become the first registered training provider to offer a Battery Manufacturing Technician apprenticeship. Electrification and electric vehicle battery manufacturing …
Today marks the official launch of SIAS as an Awarding Organisation! Steve Smith, Managing Director, said: “As Managing Director of SIAS, I am incredibly proud …
