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If the government learns from the previous failed attempts to kickstart the skills economy, it could make T levels work. Kirstie Donnelly has five pieces of advice

The levy can play a crucial role in closing the skills gap – particularly when future access to talent from overseas is in question

Teachers and students need to be educated about the benefits of professional and technical qualifications in the job market, writes Kirstie Donnelly

‘Lower-risk’ scenario of multiple awarding bodies would incentivise suppliers to be innovative and provide a better quality service, argues Kirstie Donnelly

Ministers’ proposals seem to be heading in the right direction, writes City & Guilds’ Kirstie Donnelly, but policy implementation must be handled with care

What further education needs most from this government is a period of calm, says the MD of City & Guilds