Practical maths lessons will teach post-school teenagers ‘real-life’ skills
Teenagers will be given lessons on how to calculate interest, tax contributions and work out exchange rate to prepare them for life after school.
Teenagers will be given lessons on how to calculate interest, tax contributions and work out exchange rate to prepare them for life after school.
Nearly two thirds of UK graduates would choose an employer based on their training scheme rather than their career prospects, according to a World of Learning survey of nearly 800 students across the UK.
Barclays has launched a new apprenticeship specifically aimed at those over 24 and as old as 65 called ‘Bolder Apprenticeships.’
Today, 1st September, the shortlist for the TJ Awards 2015 has been published with nearly 80 different organisations making it through to the finalist stage. You can view the full shortlist here.
Liam Butler discusses the importance of learning and development and why employers should invest in people training.
If the UK is to maintain its position as a world leader in creative industries, the learning and development of managers and leaders needs to be drastically improved, according to a research report published by the creative industries’ skills body, Creative Skillset,…
Mind Click, an award-winning leader in bespoke e-learning and Totara LMS implementation has announced they will showcase their new gamification engine at the World of Learning Exhibition on September 29 and 30.
As thousands of young people enter the market for the first time following the A-Level and GSCE results, jobseekers may face rejection because of unconscious bias in the selection process, according to research by CIPD.
A pioneering apprenticeship scheme designed to give ambitious young people opportunities to build careers at dynamic small businesses has been launched across England.
Research by Scottish start-up Create eLearning shows that as much as £56 billion is being lost in the UK annually to replace staff who leave their jobs due to poor training.