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An afternoon nap could be the key to improving learning for students and schoolchildren, according to new research.

Over 60 per cent of parents monitor their children’s phones to see what they’re up to online, according to new research by internet and mobile security expert BullGuard.  

More than half (62 per cent) of small businesses have taken steps to improve productivity over the past 12 months and half (50 per cent) expect their output per worker to continue growing over the next two years, according to…

A new report from Policy Exchange, ‘Higher, further, faster, more – Improving higher level professional and technical education’ makes a convincing case for redeployment of increasingly scarce public resource for education and training.    

Award-winning IT apprenticeship provider, QA, has today unveiled the UK’s first work-based degree programme for IT apprentices. 

It has been 20 years since pioneering legislation protecting the rights of disabled people was enacted in the form of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).   

Only 5 per cent of businesses provide both numeracy training and support for employees, despite 94 per cent of senior decision-makers saying how important these skills are to their business, new research by leading vocational London university GSM London has revealed.

Heads are struggling to recruit teachers for the understaffed subjects locally, and are now looking to recruit from overseas in countries such as Jamaica.

Provisional statistics revealed this week show that more people than ever are enrolling on training schemes, with strong growth in the number of higher apprenticeships