Why SMEs Remain the Missing Piece in Apprenticeship Growth
Small and medium-sized enterprises are the backbone of the UK economy, yet encouraging more of them to participate in apprenticeships remains a challenge. While much...
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A new report published by the Education and Training Foundation (@E_T_Foundation) on the experiences of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in the Further Education (FE)…
70% of people in the UK believe education on diversity, equity and inclusion should begin in primary school or earlier New global polling data released…
In an era where the impacts our actions have on the environment is in sharper focus, there is the very real possibility of businesses being…
The attraction of the UK as a destination for international students seeking a tertiary education has long been on the rise and this is evidenced…
Backed by a £25 million government investment (@educationgovuk), the new monitors will enable staff to act quickly where ventilation is poor and provide reassurance that…
Today’s students are powerful consumers, especially when this power is wielded as a collective. This chapter explores the impact of that collective voice on student…
We are now in the annual post A Level Results Day and the Clearing process, when many students think again about their university choices and…
When lockdown came into action last spring, people of all ages, from all sectors, felt the impact. Whether you were a student, an employee, or…
Spotlight on my first eight months at Bright Horizons I’m eight months into my HR role at Bright Horizons. My background is predominantly in retail,…
Woodrow Wilson’s assertion that ‘It is easier to move a cemetery than to change a curriculum’ is being put to the test in higher education.…
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