Creating A Blueprint For LSIPs To Align Skills Supply and Demand
A new Gatsby-commissioned report sets out how a Local Skills Improvement Plan can be structured to improve the alignment of skills supply with employer needs.…
Research
Cambridge Makes Groundbreaking ‘Studies in Language Testing’ Series Freely Available
Cambridge University Press & Assessment has made three decades’ worth of research into language testing freely available, reflecting its mission to increase global access to…
New Ciphr study Reveals the UK’s Most Popular jobs
Care workers and software developers are the most common, or widely-held, full-time jobs by women and men respectively, according to new analysis of ONS data…
New book co-authored by University lecturer charts changing scenes of dance music
Dance music through the decades, from 1960s subterranean discotheques to modern-day nightclubs, is the focus of a new book co-authored by a University of Chester…
Over two-thirds of Young Women Experiencing Confidence Crisis with STEM
While 70% of female students show strong interest in STEM, nearly half doubt their own abilities and over a third fear skepticism from others A…
New AoC Report Highlights Impact of Practitioner Research on College Sector
Practitioner researchers from the college sector are not only improving their own practice, but also impacting learning and teaching in their institutions and beyond, a…
University of Winchester research team develop creativity tool for teachers
Academics at the University of Winchester have developed a ‘Creativity Navigator’ to help teachers to plan and teach in ways that inspire creative thinking. The…
Employers asked to share insights on menstrual health and endometriosis in the workplace
HR software and eLearning content provider Ciphr and Endometriosis UK – the country’s largest charity supporting all those impacted by endometriosis – have teamed up…
University Launches Dedicated Research Cluster to Improve Life at Work
The University of Salford has launched a new research cluster centred on cultivating a culture of Better Working Lives. The Better Working Lives research cluster…
Study shows that too much Eye Contact in Interviews can be Unsettling
Making eye contact is regarded as a good way of conveying attentiveness and respect in social interactions but can you overdo it? Eye contact in…