On Friday 20 June from 12.25 – 1.30pm the Taskforce will host a free seminar to discuss findings and implications from the book Understanding Employer Engagement: Theories and Evidence, at…
Executive Summary Teachers and the wider education workforce play a key role in supporting young people’s career decision-making. However, the pace of change in the economy and industries can make…
…shows a 4.6 per increase in jobs available. However, competition for individual jobs remains fierce, with an average of 46 applications for each vacancy this year, compared with 35 before…
…Employers. You can find the presentations here. In light of the complicated nature of the secondary phase of education and with schools struggling to respond to the budget cuts and…
…December 2016 we officially launched Inspiring Women China. with the mission to: Inspire women and young girls to combat gender stereotypes, to consider jobs outside of those based on traditional…
…Engagement in Education, published in 2014. Which was, at the time, the first collection of research essays with a dedicated focus on the subject and it represented a coming together…
…multinational companies and their implications for graduate recruitment. His books include: Brown, P, Lauder, H, Ashton, D (2012) The Global Auction: The Broken Promises of Education, Jobs and Incomes, Oxford…
…is a need for greater access to career role models from a young age Children’s career aspirations have little in common with projected workforce needs, which could have serious implications…
…predict a more polarised labour market in the EU driven by the growth of jobs at the bottom of the wage distribution. Compared to previous periods, the UK along with…
…the ages of 16 and 34 in comparison to those who are ‘high and aligned’. ‘Uncertain’ individuals also experience greater periods of unemployment. In comparison, those who define as ‘high…
