Opinion
Britain’s cash management skills ‘stubbornly low’
More than one in five adults cannot read a bank statement demonstrating “stubbornly low” financial skills in the UK, new research suggests.
Decline in part-time learners is ‘catastrophic’, says report
There has been a reduction of almost 50 per cent of part-time learners between 2010/11 and 2013/14, despite part-time and flexible higher education (HE) opportunities being essential to social mobility and a successful economy.
Maersk Training designs skills course to help young people gain employment
Maersk Training in Newcastle has launched a new Fundamental Skills for Offshore Wind Technicians course that is specifically designed for 16-18 year olds looking for an exciting insight into the wind turbine industry.
Seven steps to become a better boss
Being a great manager requires personal insight and a desire to grow here Elaine Varelas, provides her strategies for successful leadership.
Independent market analyst praises Docebo for its innovative elearning
Docebo, a provider of cloud-based learning solutions for today’s users has been publicly recognised for its “innovative” comprehensive online training management tools.
Mitigating unconscious thinking errors
In their final feature Mark and Anna Withers set out practical actions that can be taken to mitigate unconscious thinking errors in our decision-making.
Whitbread and CBI call for businesses to support school leavers
Young people are showing a strong desire and determination when planning ahead for their careers, according to ComRes research launched today by Whitbread and the Confederation of British Industry.
Associated British Ports launches its search for the next generation of marine apprentices
Young people looking to progress their career within the marine industry will be able to take advantage of a brand new apprenticeship scheme aimed at creating the next generation of marine pilots.
Celebrity entrepreneurs applaud new national mentoring day
Influential figures in the world of business and mentoring are queuing up to voice their support about National Mentoring Day to encourage and promote awareness of mentoring schemes and recognise the significant benefits of mentoring across the UK.
CIPD invited to 10 Downing Street to champion diverse recruitment and progression at work
Dianah Worman, diversity adviser for the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, joined the Prime Minister and a number of senior business representatives for an exclusive event at 10 Downing Street to discuss how organisations can spread opportunity and champion diversity in the workplace.
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