…how countries compare and explores variations by social characteristics. The analysis is influenced by Arjan Apparadui’s conception of the Capacity to Aspire, and sees indicators as evidence of young people’s…
…of America in the UK & Ireland until retiring in Spring 2024. Ian provided advice to the boards of many UK and overseas companies on a wide range of financial…
…whilst at school. Commissioned by the Ipswich Opportunity Area (IOA) Partnership Board, the report investigates the career aspirations of primary-aged children in Ipswich and Felixstowe. The research, based on the…
Primary-aged children in British Columbia were able to chat to volunteers from the world of work thanks to a pioneering project run by the charity Education and Employers. Commissioned by…
…range of jobs they can aspire to in the NHS. The special event was hosted by UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, a school dedicated to educating young people in Computing,…
…higher education more accessible (the Best Contribution to Economic Mobility award by FinTech Futures). Going Merry was incubated at Sequoia Capital and was acquired by the Fortune 500 company Navient….
…to promote science studies to girls and underprivileged students. A life-long advocate for sustainability, Louise also led Avon’s Sustainability program and under her leadership, the company has made big strides…
…developed by school leaders’ union NAHT in partnership with the Education and Employers charity. It is completely free to all state primary schools and is part of the successful Inspiring…
…for National Apprenticeship Week argues that raising apprentice levels by up to 300,000 required to match other G20 countries would help bridge the productivity gap between Britain and competing nations….
Students whose parents work in professional occupations generally outperform other students in mathematics, while students whose parents work in elementary occupations tend to underachieve compared to their peers. However, the…
