Parents call for education to address sexting by children and young people
Many parents are concerned about sexting among children and young people, according to new report by the PSHE Association.
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Dishonesty is the best policy for HR workers
HR and IT workers are the professions most likely to lie at work, according to new research.
Justine Greening announced as new education secretary
Justine Greening has been appointed as education secretary in Theresa May’s Cabinet reshuffle.
Getting closer to the customer – part 2
Sarah Cook and Steve Macaulay offer some advice on getting closer to the customer. Part two customer insights and involving teams in solutions.
Getting closer to the customer
In two short articles, Sarah Cook and Steve Macaulay offer some advice on getting closer to your customer. Part one exploring the gap between customers and service providers.
Apprenticeships: Improving access for people with learning disabilities
The government is committed to halving the disability employment gap by 2020, reveals an independent report.
Further education and skills sector must take command of its own destiny
The further education and skills sector needs to take control of its own destiny if it is to capitalise on the fundamental changes facing the sector, warn industry leaders.
Britain to help 175,000 girls in world’s poorest countries get an education
The UK government will help 175,000 of the poorest, most marginalised girls in the world to get a quality education, International Development Secretary Justine Greening has announced today.
Apprenticeships have an image problem among young people
Apprenticeships have an ‘image problem’ among young people with those aged 18-24 the least likely age group to see the merit of training.
Apprentices urge new government to prioritise skills and qualifications post-Brexit
Britain’s young apprentices have called upon the new Government to put skills and qualifications at the very top of the agenda in Brexit Britain.
