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…
This one-day event, the first of a new collaborative series with the Career Development Institute (CDI), explored recent research on the evidence and impact of careers education and guidance in…
…to close young peoples’ IT skills gap. The good news is that the IT employment sector is growing 5 times faster than the UK average. Read the full Guardian story….
…1000 pupils aged 14-16. The Taskforce’s new research into Employer engagement in English independent schools is also featured. Read the full edition of Taskforce News –Taskforce News – July 2012…
…and their later earnings as a young adult. In this new peer review article, published in the leading international Journal of Education and Work, Dr. Steven Jones, Dr. Anthony Mann…
…speakers: Prof. Hugh Lauder University of Bath, Editor of the Journal of Education and Work Hans van der Loo Vice President, European Union Liaison, Shell International The inaugural research conference…
…employers and volunteers from the world of work can be part of the solution in preparing young people for an increasingly competitive and changing jobs market. Our extensive research exploring…
…children in Years 6 and 7 (Years 5 and 6 in England) to learn more about the wider world and different types of jobs and career routes and how these…
…charge, to provide leadership and accountability within our schools”. Visit the new Inspiring Governors website: http://www.inspiringgovernors.org/ Read the BBC News story. See the photos from our Inspiring Governors launch. …
Deputy prime minister Nick Clegg visited the Globe Academy in Southwark to mark the launch of the Government’s new social mobility strategy. As part of the new social mobility initiative…
