…Moote, King’s College London Karina Veal, Asian Development Bank Kirsty Watt, Academy Ambassadors Lesley Giles, UK Commission for Employment and Skills Paul Comyn, International Labor Organisation Prue Huddleston, University of…
Bank of America Merrill Lynch Women’s Networks have been awarded the Women in Banking and Finance’s Team Diversity Award 2016. The award commended the work of the Networks to support…
Next month sees an unprecedented coming together of researchers, policy makers and practitioners at the international Conference on Employer Engagement in Education and Training held in London on 21 and…
…that girls do have the aptitude and ability to compete at the same level as boys. The gap exists due to difference in attitudes and confidence levels. Finland ranks highly,…
…(GCSEs and equivalent) upwards, including further and higher education, apprenticeships and community learning. The findings provide a comprehensive review of contemporary craft education in England, enabling employers, educators and makers…
…plan and carry out recruitment and induction. The guide highlights good practice for induction, training and succession. Five short chapters cover: Evaluating: composition and currant practice Recruiting: attracting good candidates…
…Canada, Denmark, Finland and Ireland) in relation to participation in four popular careers-focused activities commonly delivered through schools: taking part in Internships, Job shadowing, Job fairs and speaking with a…
In this research paper, commissioned by the Department for Education, the authors (CFE Researchers and Dr Deirdre Hughes OBE) set out to test the hypothesis: given the current complexity of…
…have stagnated at around 20%. With the support of the Commercial Education Trust (CET), this project explores the characteristics of schools and individuals who buck the trend and asks: what…
…the following video. Another teacher commented: “It is fantastic to see the students engaged in employability subjects.” The event generated some great feedback with students commenting that: “It was interesting…
