Training Journal

Nearly a quarter of children referred to NHS mental health services are being turned away, an investigation has found.

The government has pledged £10 million over the next two years to increase the number of degree apprenticeships, allowing more people to gain a high-level qualification while working.

The House of Lords Committee on Social Mobility says curriculum focuses too much on academic route, leaving those who do not go to university unprepared for world of work.  

Construction employers have cited an increase in skills and productivity as among the top benefits that apprentices have brought to their businesses.

A group of school children have been invited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), to join its new Junior Board to tackle the sector’s skills shortage.

HR and recruitment teams around the world are increasingly using online assessments to predict which candidates will be successful in the role, according to a new study.

Children’s literacy is at risk as more schools are turning their libraries into classrooms, a teaching union warned today.

A lack of awareness about vocational learning routes into work may be holding back many young people from finding sustainable employment, according to a new report.

A number of changes have come into effect to mark the start of the new tax year (April 6) and the first Common Commencement Date for 2016.

In her final article of a series on wellbeing and resilience Liggy Webb shows how we all make a difference