Young people from low-income backgrounds are less likely than their wealthier peers to undertake an apprenticeship in every region of England, according to an Education charity.
In part one, we looked at some of the things that drive an Olympic athlete to success. In this second part, we look at the eight things that L&D can do to replicate the successes within their teams and the organisations that…
What can L&D learn from Team GB’s success at the Olympics? In the next two parts we explore what it takes for an athlete to perform at the highest level and what lessons L&D can make in order to replicate the…
Pizza Hut brings its series on apprenticeships to a close by hearing from their students
Almost half of the first set of graduates who paid £9,000 fees have moved back in with their parents to save money, new research by the National Union of Students (NUS) shows.
A record number of A-level students have got into university today, the chief executive of UCAS has said.
Cutting thousands of construction and housebuilding jobs would be the ‘first nail in the coffin’ for the industry, according to One Way.
Since A-Level results are almost upon us, we start a new short series of articles from Pizza Hut exploring the revival of vocational training and how a robust apprenticeship programme can help and attract talent.
E-learning was discussed in the TJ webinar about technology. One of the speakers, Ryan Tracey, reflects on the talking points.
Business leaders urged to invest in skills now to future-proof their businesses as evidence from employers shows some migrant workers may already be considering leaving the UK.
