Opinion
Nicky Morgan must address serious concerns on free childcare delivery, says committee member
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan must address the serious concerns over its pledge to increase free childcare, an MP from a major committee has said.
Radical reforms to ‘over-complex’ technical education system announced
The skills minister has outlined major reforms to the technical education system that will replace thousands of courses for students who have finished their GCSEs.
Britain to help 175,000 girls in world’s poorest countries get an education
The UK government will help 175,000 of the poorest, most marginalised girls in the world to get a quality education, International Development Secretary Justine Greening has announced today.
Improving social mobility can boost uptake of apprenticeships, finds report
A new report reveals how UK businesses and government can improve social mobility and boost the uptake of apprenticeships.
Attracting talent into food sector is urgent, says industry boss Dame Fiona Kendrick
As industry faces an unprecedented set of challenges, senior leaders in food and drink have announced the launch of a major project designed to help the sector boost productivity.
Brexit and the apprenticeship levy – what happens next?
Skills Minister Nick Boles MP has announced that there would be a “little delay” in providing further funding information following the British public’s decision to leave the European Union.
Women – UK construction needs you
Women, particularly graduates, looking for a challenging yet rewarding career should take a look at construction, says Wendy Sayer
Keeping employees engaged post-Brexit – only 3-in-10 UK workers feel challenged in their jobs
As more employees feel uninspired at work, CEB recommends companies rethink engagement strategies to keep employees engaged post-Brexit
International study launched to discover what makes learning stick
Organisations across the globe are being invited to share their views on effective learning transfer by participating in a new and in-depth survey entitled ‘Making Learning Stick in Action’
Toxic leadership 3: How to prevent it
In the last article in this series on toxic leadership, Kevin Johnson explains how to stop it from destroying your organisation.
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