The Apprenticeship Levy can be a success but the Government needs to make some changes, says Kirstie Donnelly.

This month, Henry Stewart demonstrates the power of story.

The workforce is getting older. Do you agree? This and other stories in this week's newsflash.

In the second of a series of articles on mental health, Karen Meager and John McLachlan explore how to create a healthy working environment.

Back to school: Andrew Vear argues that the classroom culture needs to change to entice more students. 

Alison Sutherland on how acting techniques can help people and organisations to achieve their objectives.

Graham Hunter talks about the benefits of continuous learning in the workplace.

Hilti's Rachel Hutchinson talks Learning Technologies in advance of this year's event at Excel. 

Before anyone makes any grand predictions it's time for a reality check, says Speexx's Armin Hopp.

Steve Wainwright explores how companies are reaping rewards from their investment in leadership development.

What does real leadership look like in the #metoo era? And other stories...

Conor Gilligan looks at a few companies providing packaged elearning and who might rise to the top. 

Understand yourself and your value, and you can do more for your company, says James Barrass-Banks.

Helen Jamison tells TJ about the importance of staff representatives.

Denise Jeffrey concludes her piece about how the behaviour of your negotiation counterparts can give you valuable clues about what’s driving them.

Unlimited content is a good thing for learners, right? Well, maybe not, says Libby Webb.

L&D needs to innovate or risk getting left behind with the dinosaurs, says Rob Hubbard.

We go all in with the long titles this week. But don't let that put you off... 

Robin Hoyle concludes his piece about Brexit's impact on commercial skills.

You don't have to Teach on Mars to make use of mobile learning, says Adam Charlesworth.