TJ Newsflash: 18 March
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Some big news to lead us off this week. Read on for all the latest...
TJ editor-in-chief to leave the Journal after 24 years - Learning News
Confronting the digital skills gap will see increased employability rates and staff retainment, from Generation Boomer to Generation Alpha - FE News
Learning apps have boomed in the pandemic. Now comes the real test - The Economic Times
UK workers denied opportunities for training and learning, claims new survey - Education Technology
‘Flexi-job’ apprenticeships: What are they and how will they work? - FE Week
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