…Air Force has a rich engineering history which is alive today supporting air capability around the world. As we look to develop the next generation of equipment, it is vital…
…of the presentation ‘Voices from around the world’, Nick Chambers, CEO of Education and Employers, shared the emerging trends from the international survey of secondary school students which asks them…
…of the working world and to explore its breath. If pupils are clustering around a small number of career ambitions like they might run after a football, it’s not a…
By Anthony Mann https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDSyjgI6TU8 Over recent years, UK and international research has made a consistent and compelling case that the quantity and quality of employer engagement experienced by young people…
…7–8 age groups. The findings refute the common claim that the young child’s world is detached from the world of work. Consequently, the role of parents and educators may be…
…The Teacher Encounters Programme is designed to help teachers increase their confidence and knowledge of the range of opportunities in today’s world of work. It provides an opportunity for teachers…
…Turkey Aspects of Employer Engagement in Education in Turkey https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGXgncKnwRo Bohrene Chakroun UNESCO Financing skills for work in education 2030: Contribution of private sector Clare Collins National Governors Association Employer…
…said they taught less than one hour per week. The government strongly disagrees with the report saying its new curriculum “rivals the best in the world”. Read more: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-31749900 …
Lord Nash, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Schools, visited The Charles Dickens School, Broadstairs in Kent on 19th November with Inspiring the Future, run by national education charity Education…
The world of work in 2017 is defined by change: new types of working (in the ‘gig’ economy of zero hour contract work and portfolio careers); rapid automation (ranging…
