Alongside launching a major new campaign, I am #InspiringTheFuture, Education and Employers has marked its 10-year anniversary with a packed week of activity, drawing together different strands of the charity’s…
…hearing about the job from someone actually doing it visiting their school – something we need to change. Read more: BBC News ‘How do career dreams really work out?’…
…new research suggests that those who attend independent schools are much more likely to gain real benefits from it than their state-sector counterparts. Read the full Times Educational Supplement story….
…biggest problem. A gap has exists between their aspirations and their understanding of how to realise them, a new Glasgow University study shows. Read the full Times Educational Supplement story….
Tens of thousands of London children are “trapped” in homes where no adult has ever worked. New statistics show the number of London homes where no one has ever held…
…workforce: the new economy places much greater value on the ability of workers to be personally effective in applying their knowledge and skills in new situations. There are clear implications,…
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…employers with the education system to curtail what Prue characterises as “trips around the buoy” and how such lessons might inform future action. Today interactions with the world of work…
…in later life. As our Drawing the Future report found, four times as many boys wanted to become engineers compared to girls and nearly twice the number of boys wanted…
The impact of giving primary school children the chance to meet people from beyond their immediate networks has been featured across 11 ITV regional news channels. https://youtu.be/dVyqNdPaogI Copyright: ITV News…
