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Jessica Hill

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  • Investigations and Commissioning Editor, FE Week
England
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Award-winning investigations and features reporter for Schools Week and FE Week - jessica.hill@educationscape.com
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A pair of shoes taught me more about NEETs than any policy paper

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By Jessica Hill Verified
| FE Week Verified
It is reassuring to see the growing urgency around the NEETs (not in education, employment or training) challenge in this country. More concerning, however, is the apparent lack of joined-up thinking about how it will be addressed. I have a somewhat unique perspective, having led a national training provider that delivered one of the strongest traineeship programmes in the country. I am now CEO of a small charity that works face-to-face with young NEETs every day.
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Employer sign-off on behaviours is a chance to strengthen apprenticeships

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By Jessica Hill Verified
| FE Week Verified
Recent reform changes in apprenticeships have prompted important conversations across the sector, particularly around the decision for behaviours to be signed off by employers rather than formally assessed through end-point assessment (EPA). It’s understandable that some employers, providers, and sector professionals have questions or concerns about this shift.
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Jobs we dismiss are often the ones that shape us

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By Jessica Hill Verified
| FE Week Verified
We grow up imagining who we’ll become: a doctor, an engineer, a teacher, a writer. We picture a straight line from school to career, as if life moves neatly from one stage to the next. Spoiler: it doesn’t. Developmental psychologists have been saying for years that human growth is nonlinear, messy, and occasionally chaotic. In other words, life behaves exactly like a teenager’s bedroom.
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