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The TV comedy’s success hasn’t changed the way it is perceived among the ‘elite’ – and FE colleges suffer in the same way, writes Ian Pryce

It is far better to train students to be discerning and then allow anyone to offer their advice on careers, writes Ian Pryce

When the stakes in college performance become too high we get job insecurity, which leads to big payouts, writes Ian Pryce, principal of Bedford College

Colleges settle for doing well in the lower levels because the system lacks ambition

As the Association of Colleges consults its members on whether to continue national pay negotiations, Ian Pryce, principal of Bedford College, argues that it’s time for a new approach