…represent skilled and paraprofessional occupations like tradespersons, police officers, and human resource officers. Finally, those coded in the top-third include professional occupations such as teachers, lawyers, accountants, and medical practitioners….
…of this revolution. The future will be about pairing the artificial intelligence of computers with the cognitive, social and emotional capabilities of humans, so that we educate first-class humans, not…
…in establishing themselves in the world of work. Biography: Ingrid Schoon is Professor of Human Development and Social Policy at the Institute of Education, University of London. She is Research…
…and emotional skills of human beings. It will then be our capacity for innovation and our awareness that will equip us to harness machines to shape the world. These factors…
…and prosperity. Biography: Richard Pettinger is Principal Teaching Fellow (Reader) In Management Education at University College London, where he runs the undergraduate and graduate programmes in information management for business,…
…Studies, Economics, Human Resource Management), the conference provides a rare opportunity for scholars to engage in debates of real importance in terms of policy and practice. Coming together in July…
…persistence and academic achievement. The project Formation en Alternance Science et Technologie (FAST) / Development and evaluation of an alternance education program in science and technology was designed for students…
A free toolkit for schools has been launched today by the charity Education and Employers. The toolkit is designed to help schools more easily to identify which students need additional…
…volunteers – a Minister, an MP, a graphic designer and a graduate apprentice at Aston Martin. Children at Netley Primary and Centre for Autism heard from four volunteers in the…
…in Chatham, Kent, the event was designed to show young people the range and quality of apprenticeships that are available to them – some of whom may never have even…
