on-demand webinar
Skills Bootcamps are Changing – What FE Colleges Must Know
In this webinar, Alison Muggridge, Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Quality at Westminster Adult Education Service, and Pasquale Fasulo, Director of Further and Higher Education at City of Bristol College, share their first-hand experience delivering Skills Bootcamps and discuss key changes shaping this evolving landscape
Session info
Skills Bootcamps are Changing – What FE Colleges Must Know
Summary & Information
This hybrid format webinar features an expert-led discussion alongside an interactive live chat. Whether your college is already running skills bootcamps or exploring their potential, this session provides practical strategies to stay ahead.
Skills Bootcamps & FE Strategy
→ How Skills Bootcamps fit into FE curriculum planning and how they’ve evolved
→ DfE data insights – completion rates, employment outcomes, and how different providers compare
Adapting to Funding & Employers
→ The impact of funding devolution – what FE colleges need to prepare for
→ Practical insights for employer engagement and curriculum integration
Future Skills & Trends
→Emerging digital skills trends – the rising demand for AI and Data analytics skills
Our speakers
Get to meet our knowledgeable speakers
Alison Muggridge
Assistant Principal Curriculum and Quality @ WAES
Alison Muggridge is the Assistant Principal at Westminster Adult Education Service. She has spent her whole career in the education sector – initially as a teacher before moving into management and other roles. She is also on an Advisory Board for another adult learning provider. She has been an Ofsted Inspector since 2010.
Pasquale Fasulo
Director of Further and Higher Education @ City of Bristol College
Pasquale Fasulo has worked at City of Bristol College since 2007 across a variety of creative and digital roles prior to becoming Director of Further and Higher Education. He also completed his PGCE with UWE where he discovered his passion for the sector.
Lee Lindsay
Academic Partnerships Manager
@ Code Institute
Lee Lindsay is the Regional Partnerships Manager at Code Institute, where he collaborates with a diverse network of partners, including colleges, universities, NGOs, private training providers, awarding organisations, and government bodies. He focuses on expanding access to education by aligning Code Institute’s courses and training opportunities with funded pathways, ensuring learners have access to the necessary support to advance their skills and careers.
