Month November 2015

If you are hunting for a new job, chances are your prospective employers are going to investigate your social media profiles. 

A third of small construction firms are being put off from taking on apprentices because of the bureaucracy involved, according to a new research report.

A survey conducted by training company QA, reveals that eight out of ten (81 per cent) UK IT decision makers experienced some sort of data or cyber security breach in their organisation in 2015. 

Ambitious about Autism, the national charity for children and young people with autism, is celebrating it’s annual Digital Heroes event, hosted by TalkTalk, which raised an impressive £388,000.

A leading teaching union has today reacted to the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement. 

Pioneer of leadership and management thinking Ken Blanchard provides a look at what makes him tick.

A group of brave volunteers from Maersk Training in Newcastle took part in a gruellingly physical and mental challenge by spending 24 hours at sea in a survival life raft.

Debbie Carter introduces this year’s successful entrants in the TJ Awards 2015

A new levy on businesses will help raise £3bn a year for three million new apprenticeships, George Osborne has said.

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is warning the Chancellor that making further cuts to the Further Education budget will damage his long term economic plan, exacerbate the skills crisis and negatively impact on social mobility.