This recorded webinar explores ways of being more sustainable by creating 'greener lessons' with the aid of digital technologies and being more mindful about the amount of paper used in the classroom.

In this blog, PhD student Maureen O’Callaghan, MSET, discusses her research insights on business education and sustainability. 

For decades, land-based colleges have helped to develop the skills needed to ensure agriculture, horticulture and wider environmental schemes can flourish. Boosted by the pivotal issue of climate change, demand for such courses is increasing, as David Adams explains.

This session will explore what mindfulness is and dispel some myths to give a practical and accessible introduction to the approach. Content includes an overview of the benefits of re-training the brain to instinctively respond from a place of reason rather than emotion and how this can help support stress reduction and promote wellbeing.

In this webinar, chaired by Martine Ellis, a panel features experts from the general FE sector, independent training providers, and adult and community learning. It's perfect for those new to teaching in FE.

This webinar, a discussion chaired by Martine Elllis, is designed for new teachers seeking practical advice and insights. Hear from experienced educators about their early-career challenges, valuable lessons learned, and how these experiences have influenced their teaching.