Learning & Development: The case for democratisation
In L&D, developing the workforce is everyone’s responsibility. David Cartwright makes the case for democratisation.
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How to build trust with an audience when making a presentation
Got an upcoming presentation? Glen Savage has a few tips on how to build trust with your audience.
The Apprenticeship Levy: What you need to know
Annette Allmark demystifies the incoming Apprenticeship Levy, so businesses of all sizes can understand their options.
The pre-apprenticeship route: Ending the ‘no experience, no job’ cycle
For some young people, an apprenticeship is still out of reach. Vasi Nadarajah explains how NEETs can break the cycle.
Apprenticeships: How to embed and integrate them into your industry
For National Apprenticeship Week, Capita’s Alex Ball looks at how the London Institute of Banking & Finance has created apprenticeships that are meaningful, engaging and globally recognised.
National Apprenticeship Week: An interview with Tilly Brogden
For National Apprenticeship Week, we had a quick chat with Year 2 apprentice Tilly Brogden, studying at the Manufacturing Technology Centre.
Learning Newsflash: 9 March
It’s a TJ learning newsflash: Stories today cover leadership quota problems, machine learning, Uber’s HR issues and more. Got a story? Tweet us. @trainingjournal
21st century rail apprenticeships: How to attract millennials
For National Apprenticeship Week, Dan Walker digs into how to attract millennials to the rail industry.
Apprenticeships: A strong foundation for a childcare career
Apprenticeships can be beneficial to a career in childcare – just ask Amy Lee.
The Apprenticeship Levy: Why the government needs to get it right
As part of National Apprenticeship Week, AELP chief executive Mark Dawe tells us everything we need to know about the Apprenticeship Levy and the knock-on effects for businesses large and small.
