What companies should do to retain the best staff
Retention strategies play a vital role and should not be understated, Chris Underwood says
Training Journal
Government joins forces with industry to get more women into engineering
The £208,000 of joint government and employer funding will create new skills programmes for new and former women engineers
New apprenticeship resources launched for staff in the education and training sector
The resources include guides, tool-kits, staff training materials and videos, and have all been designed to support staff involved in current apprenticeship delivery
High potential careers: The characteristics to develop
There are three characteristics of high potential candidates that organisations should target for development, Mark Hodgson says
Changes in executive training
Training for effective leadership is now seen as an integral part of most business school curricula, says Rob Noble
Focus on quality of apprenticeships for UK prosperity, new report urges
The report is launched in the run up to a general election where both Labour and Conservatives have promised a huge increase in the number of apprenticeships
Top people challenges facing organisations in 2015
Diane Coolican shares her views on what she believes will be the top people challenges in 2015
Driving efficiencies in training with algorithms
Arm your workforce with precisely the skills to perform their roles more efficiently and your business will truly prosper, Chris Littlewood says
The Skills Summit 2015 – views on the day
Hear from attendees about their experiences at The Skills Summit 2015. More details available on www.skills-summit.co.uk.
Why executive coaching is back in vogue
Executive coaching can improve performance at work and help people progress their careers, Marielena Sabatier says
