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Why all college lecturers should be paid £30k - or more
Low pay for teachers is damaging colleges’ credibility, writes principal Ian Pryce
9 March 2020
Could flexible working make the retention crisis worse?
Flexible working can improve teachers’ happiness – but it could hit moves to address the shortage of teaching professionals, says Ian Pryce
26 January 2020
Why Cummings’ ‘weirdos’ are needed in FE, too
There’s little debate and variation within FE – we, too, could benefit from more ‘cognitive diversity’, says Ian Pryce
13 January 2020
Could ‘star’ teachers solve the recruitment crisis?
Forget pay and conditions: we should entice teachers with the chance to work with brilliant colleagues, says Ian Pryce
28 November 2019
No deal: Why wheeler-dealing college mergers must end
The secrecy that goes with college mergers has to stop, says Ian Pryce, who proposes a more transparent approach
17 September 2019
‘What do we need in FE? The human touch’
A more human, face-to-face relationship between regulators and colleges should supplement data scrutiny, says Ian Pryce
8 August 2019
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