Skills for Every Future: Connecting Young People with the UK’s Workforce Needs
The UK will need hundreds of thousands of new construction workers in the coming years to meet demand for housing, infrastructure and clean energy projects....
A college said it was ‘honoured’ to be part of a new initiative that has been created by the National Trust. The campaign called ‘Trees…
Leeds College of Building (LCB) is delighted to announce that Phil Burgess and Sammy White have joined its Board of Governors. Phil brings significant experience…
Burton and South Derbyshire College (BSDC) has recently demonstrated their support in promoting men’s wellbeing by leading a collaborative and innovative project in support of…
Coracle has been named one of UK’s fastest growing firms as CEO calls for national action on digital exclusion A digital learning company that operates…
Trainee teacher numbers at highest point since pandemic, bringing the government closer to delivering its pledge to recruit 6,500 additional teachers Record numbers training in…
Borders College staff and students recently took part in a powerful resilience session, Demons in the Desert, led by Tim Bradshaw, Chief Executive Officer of…
Wales should set a bold ambition for at least three quarters of working-age people to be in work, closing the employment gap with the rest…
On Wednesday 3 December, Learning and Work Institute was delighted to welcome their patron, Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal to an event in London…
The Autumn budget was a missed opportunity. It wasn’t quite the catastrophe of last year, but it fell far short of the pro-jobs, pro-growth Budget…
40 per cent of young people don’t know what an algorithm is, and 43 per cent don’t realise algorithms shape what they see online, resulting…
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