Month April 2016

Learning is a valued way of life and essential to growth within an organisation, reveals new research from the Association for Talent Development (ATD).

The ‘mobile first’ content providing a game-changing solution for Save the Children staff

Leading car manufacturers have today launched the Automotive Apprenticeship Matching Service, as a platform to develop the skilled workforce of the future.  

A new report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers is calling for a major rethink about the role of schools and colleges in promoting engineering.

Nearly a quarter of children referred to NHS mental health services are being turned away, an investigation has found.

Stephanie Garforth suggests four key steps to make the most of ‘brilliant, but challenging’ talent.

To build your talent pipeline, create opportunities that benefit the individual and your organisation, says Dominique Jones.

The government has pledged £10 million over the next two years to increase the number of degree apprenticeships, allowing more people to gain a high-level qualification while working.

The House of Lords Committee on Social Mobility says curriculum focuses too much on academic route, leaving those who do not go to university unprepared for world of work.  

Construction employers have cited an increase in skills and productivity as among the top benefits that apprentices have brought to their businesses.