Two thirds of university students say degree is not good value for money
Students in England have expressed dissatisfaction over the cost of studying with two thirds saying their degree does not represent good value for money.
Students in England have expressed dissatisfaction over the cost of studying with two thirds saying their degree does not represent good value for money.
Starbucks and Remit Training have now taken on more than 1,000 apprentices across the UK since the training scheme was launched four years ago.
A leading provider in the IT services and telecoms industry Daisy Group has launched a brand-new talent development programme aimed to further enhance the careers of its graduates.
One in three Europeans would feel discriminated against if looking for a job in the UK in the current climate.
Gas, water and electricity workers could demand Premier League-level salaries in future if the skills shortage in the utilities sector is not dealt with by the government and employers.
Online assessments are increasingly being used in UK and Irish companies to select, onboard and develop all staff.
Millions of people in the UK who care for the sick, elderly or disabled family members or friends are missing out on life chances due to lack of support and awareness.
The Construction Training Board (CITB) has announced the timeline for consulting with employers on how its levy could work alongside the Government’s apprenticeship proposal.
Just a third of employers (34 per cent) are supporting working carers and have a policy in place, according to a new survey.
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