Year 2015

Research by Scottish start-up Create eLearning shows that as much as £56 billion is being lost in the UK annually to replace staff who leave their jobs due to poor training. 

An NHS Trust that provides community, mental health, learning disability and social care services in England is transforming its workplace training with 13 new elearning modules aimed at helping to improve safety and free up more time for staff to spend with patients. 

The majority of UK university graduates are working in jobs that do not require a degree, with over-qualification at “saturation point”, according to a report commissioned by the professional body for human resources managers.  

A children’s charity is calling on the government to make 20,000 available places in England to help the thousands of young people who are being looked after by the state          

A national charity that aims to “make the ordinary possible” for children and young people affected with the autism, partnered up with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and the Department for Work and Pensions, to offer work experience.    

A construction skill shortage is undermining the Government’s pledge to build 275,000 affordable homes by 2020, a local authority body has warned today.  

A leading investment management firm has partnered with a Premiership rugby club to launch a new training programme designed to accelerate the development of leadership capabilities in sportsmen and businessmen. 

A professional institute has welcomed record numbers of students securing university places, but points out this is not the only route to a successful career.

New data commissioned by Expert Market reveals many of us think our colleagues are not right for the job.

A new ‘gold standard’ apprenticeship’ to train thousands of young Londoners to build homes for the city has been proposed by Dame Tessa Jowell.