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There’s been a lot of change in the education sector over the last 12 months, and it’s only recently that institutions have started reopening their…
Covid-19 has been a powerful catalyst, accelerating emergent trends and setting new consumer expectations. As some degree of normality becomes reality, the organisations that will…
The government has made a sizeable investment to underpin the Prime Minister’s “Opportunity Guarantee” announced last June to give every young person “the chance of…
Over the last year, it has become apparent that to ensure educational continuity, we need to take greater strides toward digitalization within our schools and…
This year’s Budget was a little lighter on information about new schemes for young people than many expected. That said, it remains clear that providing…
As we start to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic, thoughts are turning to the re-building of the economy. Many businesses have suffered while other industries…
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The next generation of students — dubbed Generation Z, or sometimes Zoomers — will soon be flooding into higher and further education. Millennials may be…
The pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on the young. Existing shortcomings in the education system have been compounded by abrupt changes in the labour…
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