Canva introduces student-safe AI products
Canva introduces student-safe AI products, customisable lessons for teachers, and over 5,000 free classroom resources to 50 million students and teachers Canva, the world’s only…
Month: October 2023
learndirect’s People are Fuelling its Future as Workplace Wellbeing Becomes UK’s Top Priority
learndirect proposes plans to prioritise training and wellbeing for its staff after being named one of the best mid-sized companies to work for in 2023. …
UN Women collaborates with GTA Black Women in Tech to promote greater diversity in tech industry
Not-for profit organisation Global Tech Advocates Black Women in Tech has released The Voices in the Shadow, Volume 3 – a book showcasing the journeys…
IMI Diversity Task Force launches toolkit to raise awareness of neurodiversity in the workplace
As part of the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) Diversity Task Force’s commitment to supporting more inclusive workplaces, a new Neurodiversity Awareness in the…
With This Breath exhibition and book launched in memory of late student Finlay Mills
Bath Spa University has launched an exhibition and 100-page publication of work by late student Finlay Mills titled ‘With This Breath’ which runs until Thursday…
Working hand in hand across the generations
The University of Winchester has pledged to support one of the city’s oldest charities in its work helping older people. The University and St John’s…
United Colleges Group – innovation in education
United Colleges Group (UCG) are delighted to announce that we have successfully retained our title as a Microsoft Showcase College — and we now have…
Pupil absence statistics publication points to a national crisis for our children and young people
Pupil absence statistics reveal a national crisis for children and youth. In the autumn term 2022 and spring term 2023, 21.2% of children were persistently…
Largest ever global youth consultation reveals need for new British education strategy
Largest ever global youth consultation reveals young people in Britain want to achieve ‘personal happiness’ but lack a clear learning and support pathway to build…
Bridging the gap: Graduates lack the technical and soft skills needed for tech roles
Almost half (45%) of businesses offering tech roles claim that candidates applying for entry-level positions lack core technical skills, despite holding a relevant degree, and…