World Bank helps China with vocational education
The World Bank has helped China to develop vocational education for 20 years to make the system better meet the demands of both students and the labour market. Read the…
The World Bank has helped China to develop vocational education for 20 years to make the system better meet the demands of both students and the labour market. Read the…
…event at Hollymount Primary School and he also visited his old school Rutlish in Merton to talk informally with pupils about jobs and careers. Volunteers came from road, rail, air…
…and Co Ltd (the oldest jewellery house in the world), James Lock and Co Ltd (the world’s oldest hat shop) and Jeroboams Ltd (provision of farmhouse cheeses). There were also…
The National Association of Head Teachers has just published a five page article about the impact volunteers from the world of work are making on children. The NAHT represents over…
…event in which volunteers from the world of engineering were broadening children’s horizons around the vast range of exciting roles this sector holds. See all photos from the event. The…
This edition covers the launch of the Inspiring the Future campaign to get 100,000 people to volunteer in education to give insights into careers, an update on Robert Peston’s Speakers…
…a new social media project – ‘twitter critters’ – aimed at helping industry experts to provide feedback to students on the BSc Architectural Technology course. Read the full story: http://www.education-today.co.uk/news/fullstory.php/aid/3948/UCLan_pioneers_new_social_media_initiative.html…
New research seminars begin: On the 13 January 2011 Dr Gill Haynes, Exeter University, will be leading a seminar on ‘Work-related Learning and Employer Engagement: Findings from the National Evaluation…
Research mail group launched: The Education and Employers Taskforce has launched a new email group, to bring together those who are interested in evidence surrounding what happens to young people,…
There will be more jobs for new graduates in 2013, a survey of leading employers suggests. The High Fliers study suggests that top employers plan to hire 18,306 graduates in…