Working in harmony
Barry Johnson and Mandy Geal challenge the stereotypical relationships between client and consultant
Barry Johnson and Mandy Geal challenge the stereotypical relationships between client and consultant
Young people are struggling to find work because they didn’t get adequate careers advice in school, according to a leading skills development provider.
Tech-levels added to the curriculum this school year could significantly combat the IT skills gap, according to an online recruiter service recruiter that has welcomed their arrival.
Sara Hope and Emily Cosgrove reflect on what it means to be external consultants in the field of coaching and mentoring
Karen Tidsall argues that business needs a more sustainable way of working for long-term success
Women in the Middle East are taking steps to make a better world for themselves, Bob Little reports
In the second of three articles on influence Tim Baker looks how L&D professionals can boost their capacity to influence learners
Andy Bailey offers an alternative approach to teaching language skills effectively
The children’s charity, NSPCC, has announced it will use bite-sized new e-learning courses from Video Arts to encoourage its 2,500 staff to work together more effectively to deliver the right kind of support to children and their families.
Over half of Millennials say they have been disappointed by a lack of personal development training when starting a new job, according to a new research by one of the world’s leading specialist recruitment consultancies.