The ‘Call for papers’ for the third Education and Employers Taskforce academic research conference is open and runs until 25 October. The ‘Exploring school-to-work transitions in international perspective’ conference will…
…a keynote speaker by Hans van der Loo, Vice President, European Union Liaison at Shell International, who will speak on talent as a strategic resource, and the urgent need for…
Hans van der Loo, Vice President, European Union Liaison at Shell International, will join Prof. Hugh Lauder, editor of the Journal of Education and Work, as keynote speaker at the…
…an opportunity to discuss topics such as: trends in social mobility in the UK, how independent schools work with employers and international perspectives including in the Arab region and US…
Moves to reintroduce more setting and streaming in UK state schools are fuelling a “vicious cycle” of underperformance, particularly amongst disadvantaged youngsters, a top-level international study warned yesterday. One in…
…success. A total of 156 Queen’s Awards have been announced in 2011, with 102 companies winning awards for international trade, 44 for innovation and 10 for sustainable development. The deadline…
Details of the Education and Employers Taskforce research conference 2011 entitled ‘Exploring social mobility and delivery mechanisms in international perspective’ are now available on our dedicated conference website. Here you…
The Point of partnership: the case for employer engagement in education written by the Education and Employers Taskforce has been published in respected international journal Strategic HR Review. The primary…
…regarding subject choices, apprenticeships and college or university courses. International research suggests that careers education can also have a positive effect on attainment by engaging and motivating students with their…
…part of the International Drawing the Future Survey which is being published in January. Following the roundtable China’s Vice-Premier Madame Liu and Jeremy Hunt, Chair of the 5th UK- China…
