…can be broken. A major new international study highlights the mismatch between young people’s career aspirations and jobs, and the impact this will have on the world economy. The OECD…
…of secondary school teachers, in which they argue employer engagement and work experience are critical to achieving top grades. As governments around the world seek to tackle stubbornly high levels…
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Gloria Porter, Pamela Edwards and Bradi Granger In the Journal of Professional Nursing 25:4 (2009), 227 – 233 The recruitment and retention of nurses in the USA is problematic,…
Another look at rural-nonrural differences in students’ educational aspirations Journal of Research in Rural Education, Winter, 1993, Vol. 9, No.3, 170-178 Emil J. Haller, Cornell University Sarah J. Virkler, University…
Louise has had a 35+ year career as a senior research & development leader in the consumer goods industry. She lived and worked in Europe, Asia and USA, first at…
…impact of education links with employers” in the UK and USA focuses on “evidence of a measurable improvement in grades, or other measures of students’ attainment”, plus a small range…
…in the USA, sets out to examine the ‘constellations’ of mentoring networks that girls access in pursuing their desired careers. It surveys an ethnically diverse sample of sixty girls aged…
…a work-based mentoring programme sponsored and administered by the Philadephia school district (USA), in which volunteer mentors from local participating companies are trained to undertake work-related activities and tutoring as…
…groups. The findings will be formally launched today at the 5th International Conference on Employer Engagement in Education and Training, more information here. Click here to see the full report….
