…different schools in Bangladesh. It is a collaborative effort involving teachers, local organizations, community groups, volunteers and employers in the area. Over the last year, a series of events took…
…different schools in Bangladesh. It is a collaborative effort involving teachers, local organisations, community groups, volunteers and employers in the area. It began in 2015 with an Inspiring Women style…
…London and operating across the UK, we connect schools and colleges with inspiring volunteers. “What makes E&E such a unique place to work is its sense of community, where my…
…the perceived advantages of working in the gig economy varied, the ability to work flexibly and the control this afforded individuals was a commonly-cited perception. However, some might find themselves…
…are creating rising demand for those with qualifications above Level 4 (HNC/Ds, foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees). This report looks at the rapid pace of change and increasing complexity of…
…vacancies is higher in their organisation now (40%) compared with three months ago (30%). Employers in the IT (50%), transport and storage (50%) and construction (47%) sectors to find the…
…areas. Children come into school with preconceived assumptions about what jobs they can or can’t do which have emerged out of their own day to day experiences and these are…
…organising more activities with employers (60%). The second biggest challenge is availability of employers/volunteers and teachers and difficulty in communication and/or scheduling a suitable time for both groups. The findings…
…the cost of higher education, a concern that is particularly pronounced among young people from the least affluent families (58% compared with 41% in ‘high affluence’ households). The findings are…
OECD The OECD has published its annual Education at a Glance report, which compares various education statistics between its 36 member countries. The report shows the strong link in the…
