How state schools can benefit from looking at the ways independent schools engage with the private sector? Attend our Education and Employers Taskforce and Times Educational Supplement (TES) free Manchester…
…can benefit from looking at the ways in which independent schools engage with the private sector. The event will be chaired by Gerard Kelly, editor of the Times Educational Supplement…
Parental effect on exam results aged 16 – 17 is five times more powerful than the influence of schooling, says Royal Economic Society. Read the full story….
The Times Educational Supplement (TES) and Taskforce’s Growing Ambitions wants to hear the views of teachers and school leaders about the 2012 changes to Careers Information, Advice and Guidance. Please…
State school pupils are more than four times as likely to be given bad careers advice than private school pupils a Future First survey shows. Alumni networks could improve the…
…announced shortly. Thank you to our judging panel who are; Fleur Britten is assistant editor at Sunday Times Style magazine and the author of five published books. Imogen Robertson is…
A major new free research library has gained world-wide interest including from the OECD, Harvard University and the Japanese government. Policy makers, researchers, journalists, business and school leaders interested in…
…support to schools including: Bespoke support and new resources to help schools plan and run activities across the academic year Targeted regional campaigns in areas to build on the success…
A new recruitment guide has been published today for the Inspiring Governance service. ‘The right people around the table’ is a practical guide designed to help school governors and trustees…
Each month at Education and Employers we provide summaries of research relevant to employer engagement in education, drawing on work from UK and international settings. Our research library is one…
