Can AI help young people into education and work?
With the final Milburn Report on young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) due to be published imminently, Josh Hillman asks how AI...
It’s all about the learner, and building a culture of lifelong learning.
Waltham Forest College continues to provide exciting opportunities for learners to develop ‘essential skills’ that prepares them for their future careers through impactful community collaboration. Waltham Forest…
Waltham Forest College has been recognised for its commitment to a fair workplace, being as open and as inclusive as possible, ensuring its #TeamForest workforce…
Distilling practitioners’ expertise from this year’s ERSA Conference, CEO Elizabeth Taylor reflects on the sector’s skill in helping people tread the right path toward work.…
Office for Students (OfS) chief executive Susan Lapworth has said that university leaders and academics should be proactive in upholding freedom of speech on their…
ORGANISATIONS from across the skills and employability sectors, whether established or start-ups moreover are thinking more about impact and legacy. More than ever before businesses…
Young LGBTQ+ people are more than twice as likely to experience hate speech online compared with those who identify as heterosexual, according to research by Nominet.…
As a college graduate set to embark on a university degree, you might have some concerns about money and how you’ll be able to fund…
Nobody should have to miss out on education because of their period. That’s why we’re ensuring this doesn’t happen through the Period Products Scheme which…
Jack Parsons has been working hard to make sure that every young person in the UK has the chance to succeed in whatever they choose…
Angelina Khan, Creative Arts student from Waltham Forest College, is here to make a real impact in her new role as the Students’ Union Sustainability…
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