Becoming an economics lecturer
Being an economics educator is a highly rewarding job, so how exactly can you get there? We share some career path advice.
Learning from failure
It’s always worth considering what role failure plays in our careers and how we can learn from our mistakes.
Preparing students for jobs of the future
In an ever-changing world, what use is it to teach your students about career approaches that won’t exist in the future?
Surviving the first term
We share our top tips for surviving the first term back at college following a difficult end to the 2019/20 academic year.
Reaching the return
As September creeps around the corner, the return to college is on every lecturer's mind; and it's very normal to feel anxious.
Never miss out on the best jobs
Find out how to optimise your FEjobs profile and give yourself the best chance in securing your perfect role.
Finding your balance
Thoughts have now turned to the new academic year and the real possibility of balancing online and face-to-face teaching.
Making a safe return to work
If you are returning to work as a person who is particularly vulnerable to COVID-19, these resources may help.
Psychological effects of e-learning
It's important not to lose sight of yours and your students' mental health and wellbeing during lockdown.
Remaining calm in an age of anxiety
As COVID-19 affects our anxiety levels, it's important to know what steps you can take to help remain calm.
Cancelling GCSEs – the impact on FE
Thoughts have turned to the impact on students, teachers, schools and colleges following GCSE cancellations.
Autism in our FE learners
Ensuring that a learning environment is inclusive for all is vital, and measures must be taken for those with additional needs.
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