“It’s really important to use movement and activity as a way of breaking up your routine, if you feel well enough. Cook, play active games, dance, go into the garden if you’ve got one.
Young people increasingly leave the education system without any experience of work, seriously undermining their ability to develop the skills that employers value. There’s a…
In this second of series of articles on EpAO business planning I will explore the policy environment and how EpAOs can use it to shape…
Youth unemployment is a significant concern across the UK, and recent data unveiled at the West London Youth Careers Summit for that region alone painted…
Oxford Business College has announced the launch of a two-year foundation degree in Leadership Principles in Health & Social Care at its campus in Brentford,…
The concept of apprenticeships, traditionally viewed as a means of accessing vocational training, has been recently framed as competition between lower and higher levels. This…
A new study, designed to explore rates of ADHD among young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET), has revealed nearly nine…
HUNDREDS of learners and staff at Coleg Cambria joined a celebration of business and innovation. The college marked Global Entrepreneurship Week with events and activities…
Jennifer Coupland, our chief executive, is to take up a new role at London South Bank University, after five years at the helm of IfATE.…
An abandoned cottage will be brought back to life by Northampton College students as part of an exciting regeneration project at Delapré Abbey. The historic…
Following the announcement by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer outlining the government’s ambition to position the UK as a global leader in artificial intelligence,…
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