Political consultants Harriet Jones and Victoria Hemmingway set out recent polling showing MPs have very mixed views on how attractive the UK will be to study in following Brexit.
Almost every employer will contribute only 10 per cent to the cost of an apprenticeship from next year, under new plans unveiled today by the Department for Education.
Roy Whitten and Scott Roy explore why so few organisations get measurement right and provide a way that works
More than a quarter of students in the UK report having a mental health problem, according to a new survey.
Small businesses in the UK have the potential to double the number of apprentices they take on to well over two million, if the Government can get the incentives and package of support right.
A new report concludes that the Government’s targets of achieving three million apprenticeship starts by 2020 and the imposition of the company levy in its current form, are likely to further undermine apprenticeship quality.
Dr Guy Meadows continues his series on sleep with a look at ways in which we can make changes in our attitudes to stress and anxiety and improve our sleep patterns.
Elouise Leonard-Cross on her award-winning L&OD practice and how she developed her team of L&D athletes
Are you satisfied with your work-life balance? New research is now underway and you are invited to take part.
There can be very little doubt that over the next five to ten years artificial intelligence, along with robotics, will transform the workplace and the role of people in it. Lucy Standing explores this topic.
