Partnership to make maths work for the modern workplace
The qualification is designed for young people who have achieved A*- C in GCSE maths and want to continue developing their maths skills for higher education or employment
The qualification is designed for young people who have achieved A*- C in GCSE maths and want to continue developing their maths skills for higher education or employment
The report builds on results of the UKCES’s Employer Perspectives Survey, which interviewed over 18,000 employers across the UK. Two-thirds said work experience was critical when recruiting a young person.The Humber, which faces one of the highest unemployment rates for…
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Neil Griffiths discusses three ways organisations can make sure they are attracting their target market
The award, which is run in association with the British Library and sponsored by Henley Business School, is judged by a panel of the UK’s top business and management leaders. Steven D’Souza and Diana Renner’s book, published by LID Publishing…
Charles Jennings talks about how we can extend learning beyond the formal
Report shows that millions of over 50s are now looking to retire later – as working later in life becomes the new norm – so it is essential to ensure their skills are kept up-to-date. Age discrimination is cited as…
A well set up mentor programme can be easily combined with other initiatives to develop senior leaders, say Carola Hieker and Maia Rushby
Shweta Jhajharia explains why businesses and employees need less leadership – not more
More than half of today’s NHS workforce are ready to exit their job. Nearly a third of staff (29.8 per cent) are actively looking to change jobs within the year and 28.9 per cent of NHS staff are considering a new…