…world of work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ViFdYQ0ywU The school is located in an area of deprivation within Aberdeen City but is very much at the heart of the community. Our vision for the…
…commitment to public benefit and is set to continue. Finding from the charity’s own research which are frequently quoted include: Statistically there is ‘nothing in common’ between the career aspirations…
In January 2022 the Education Select Committee announced it was holding an inquiry into the effectiveness of the careers advice given to students – a root and branch review of…
Today, 18th May 2023 Education and Employers gave evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee inquiry on ‘Education for 11 to 16 Year Olds’. The Committee chaired by Lord…
…pharmacists Nothing in Common These findings align with earlier work carried out by Education and Employers in our 2013 report Nothing in Common. The report asked a simple question:…
…pharmacists Nothing in Common These findings align with earlier work carried out by Education and Employers in our 2013 report Nothing in Common. The report asked a simple question:…
…the age of 18. The study focuses on two types of two-year colleges: public community colleges and fee-paying private/occupational colleges. Private/occupational colleges are often smaller than community colleges and focus…
…abilities. The evaluation was unable to show any significant of the programme on ‘higher’ reading skills, particularly comprehension, although it is noted that comprehension development is dependent on foundational skills…
On Tuesday 16 October, volunteers from companies which hold a Royal Warrant visited Bordesley Green Primary School in Birmingham to meet the children and talk about the interesting and varied…
…linked data of one full cohort of English pupils completing compulsory education at the end of the 2002/03 academic year and their earnings by age 29/30, which is when most…
