Coaching: not a solution for all problems
Vicky Roberts tackles the tricky discussions that L&D often need to have with other internal departments when training or assistance is requested, focusing particularly on coaching.
Training Journal
SMEs could suffer from lack of funding once the new apprenticeship levy is launched
The AELP warns that small and medium-employers, who supply more than half the country’s apprenticeships, could struggle once the new tax comes into force in April next year.
Defying Brexit – the rise of global citizenship in international business
Benedict Slonecki argues that the rise of global working opportunities is changing our attitudes to national identity bringing international cultures together despite isolationist politics
Rebuilding trust trumps everything
Ben Houghton on what to do when it’s far too late to make a great first impression as a leader
Global e-learning on no budget
L&D professionals often need to overcome what at first seems like an unrealistic ask but some of the most creative ideas come from not enough time and money
How to establish a culture of growth and development
Nina Mehta explains why learning opportunities and employee development are top drivers of employee satisfaction.
Utilities leaders urged to embrace apprenticeship levy opportunity
Chris Wood explains why updated plans for the apprenticeship levy are positive news for disadvantaged young people and employers.
NHS Leadership Academy programme recognised in national awards
An NHS scheme to develop leadership skills has been shortlisted for a Times Higher Education Award.
Save the Children: The domino effect of educational underachievement is something we ignore at our peril
Save the Children argues that the Government’s “focus and scarce funds would achieve more if directed towards early years.”
Spotlight on…Brid Nunn
Brid Nunn shares some of the challenging projects have shaped her L&D experience.
