Brexit could cost 50,000 manufacturing apprenticeships, warns Labour’s Alan Johnson
Leaving the EU could put 50,000 UK manufacturing apprenticeships at risk, warns Alan Johnson.
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Neuroscience making inroads in new learning tools
An expert in body clocks and neuroscience has partnered with behavioural experts to create a new approach to learning around the spacing of learning input
Political heavyweights debate lifelong learning
Three political heavyweights, who have been instrumental in shaping the UK’s learning and skills policy over the past two decades, will be debating on the future of lifelong learning.
Personal resilience
Resilience a popular topic right now and Liggy Webb explores it through a personal story
People with learning difficulties ‘failed’ by the system, finds new report
People with learning difficulties are still being failed by England’s health system, according to new research.
‘Apprenticeships lack clarity’, warns BIS Committee Chairman
Iain Wright MP, Chairman of Business, Skills and Innovation (BIS) Select Committee, has voiced his concerns over the apprenticeship levy’s “lack of clarity.”
Apprenticeships take centre stage at the sixth Skills Summit
Policymakers, training providers, colleges and organisations from across the UK gathered in London yesterday to discuss apprenticeships and their role in UK productivity
Skills Minister Nick Boles talks to TJ about apprenticeship standards, the levy and keeping girls engaged in STEM
Interviewing Skills Minister Nick Boles at 1 Victoria Street seemed appropriate.
BT announce top quality opportunities for apprentices
BT has announced the launch of 1,400 new apprenticeship and graduate jobs.
What can leaders learn from horse whispering?
More than three-quarters of organisations report that they will be carrying out leadership development activities in the next 12 months, according to new research.
