Trust in social learning
Jane Daly reports on the exchange conversation with Julian Stodd who considers the question of trust in, and the value of, social learning in organisations
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Government commits £170 million for Institutes of Technology to bridge the skills gap in the UK
To boost skills, and to keep up with the accelerating pace of technical change, new strategies are being introduced to address issues around lifelong learning and deficiencies in skills
New analysis tool keeps users updated on the latest developments in digital learning
An improved industry tool, launched at Learning Technologies today, aims to help buyers keep abreast of the latest advances in online learning
The devaluation of factual evidence
Don Taylor urges us to seek evidence amid a world of false claims and doubtful statistics
Rural living can seriously affect your access to skills
A new report shows that those living in the countryside face real disadvantages in accessing skills
A look at the future of the UK’s Telecoms in 2017
Dave Millett examines the UK’s poor telecoms record and its impact on business and global trade
Jobseekers are attracted to organisations that support good causes
Companies with records of supporting good causes are more popular with job candidates according to new research
Underpayment of apprentices spoiling the reputation of some VET
New statistics show widespread underpayment of UK apprentices
Skills shortages are the biggest threat to UK competitiveness
A new survey reveals that a lack of skills is compromising economic success and calls for greater co-operation between business and Government
Skills shortages in Europe not due to a lack of education and training
A new briefing from CEDEFOP recognises there are skill shortages in certain industries and blames a lack of interest in some sectors resulting in severe shortages.
