Nearly a third of students believe it will take over a year to secure a job
Nearly one in three (30 per cent) 16-18 year olds expect to wait over a year to secure a job after leaving full time education, according to new research.
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Institute of Directors call for ‘Mary Poppins’ budget
Directors’ group calls for a spoonful of sugar to help the Chancellor’s bitter medicine go down.
Tech-obsessed kids risking eye health due to excessive screen use
Children are spending two hours or more a day in front of screened devices, according to new research.
London most skilled city in the world
London is the most talented city in the world with more highly-skillled people than any other city, finds a survey.
E-book demonstrates how LMS can reduce staff turnover
A learning management system (LMS) can save the average business a great deal of time and money, according to a new e-book by Create eLearning.
Email training reduces staff stress and increases productivity
Email training can improve staff wellbeing and effectiveness within the workplace, reveals new research.
Learning transformation is top priority for delivering business impact, reveals Towards Maturity
Transforming learning is the top priority in 2016 for learning professionals, according to a survey carried out by global research and benchmarking organisation, Towards Maturity.
Minister inspires young people to consider a career in transport
Transport Minister Lord Ahmad has visited three schools in Wimbledon to encourage local students to consider a career in the transport sector.
CIPD unveil conference programme for Learning & Development Show
The CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development has unveiled the conference programme for this year’s Learning & Development Show.
Scottish career changers believe apprenticeships are not suitable for everybody
More than three-quarters of Scottish people mistakenly believe apprenticeships are only for school leavers, according to new research.
