…are significant gaps within Ireland’s career guidance system. Recommendations include the establishment of an Implementation Task Force to drive the proposed reforms, greater access to online tools and experienced guidance…
…BBC’s Education Online editor, Sean Coughlan, Andreas explores issues of skills mismatch, the limitations of qualifications and the importance of careers education. The OECD’s Director of Education and Skills argues…
…demand for labour in the UK. The full findings from this report and others by the research team are available on our free online searchable library. Read more here. …
…online service to over 37,000 volunteers, people from all levels – apprentices to CEOs – and from all sectors – archaeology to zoology. It is hoped that the Department for…
…career options that don’t fit with gender stereotypes. Inspiring the Future is a free, online, secure service that links up volunteers with schools across the country. Volunteers simply sign up…
…women development be added to the Dialogue as a cross-cutting theme. In December 2016, the Inspiring Women online platform was formally launched in Beijing and witnessed by Jeremy…
…to get the students thinking about the impact their online presence can have on their future careers. Read more. Primary Futures Australia launches The first Primary Futures event in…
…C of E Primary, hosting an event with volunteers. At the time the school only had access to the 45 volunteers registered on the free online matchmaking system, Inspiring the…
…in UK primary schools to connect with local employee volunteers. Delivered through a secure online match-making tool, www.inspiringthefuture.org, Primary Futures was designed to provide schools with easy access to individuals…
…Middle Remains Elusive. Sociological Research Online, vol 18. Roberts, S. (2011). Beyond ‘NEET’ and ‘tidy’ pathways: considering the ‘missing middle’ of youth transition studies. Journal of Youth Studies, 14(1), 21-39….
