Skills

Government hosts international conference on importance of basic skills

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language

Are businesses muting themselves?

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A young boy focused on a tablet in a classroom setting with other students reading books in the background, demonstrating aspects of human resources management in educational settings.

Government announces new careers and enterprise company for schools

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Developing Leaders

Government funds six projects to boost leadership in UK businesses

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Workers need a tea mug to function.

Graduates spend 313 hours a year on the tea run

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Sir Michael Wilshaw

Ofted challenges employers on the ‘moral imperative’ to train apprentices

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Six symptoms of a micromanager (infographic)

Six symptoms of a micromanager (infographic)

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Professional education and training qualifications in the labour force

Better professional training would boost skills and job creation, says OECD

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e-Learning Awards

Silver for Brightwave and UNISON at the 2014 e-Learning Awards

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A 3d image of a road with many twists and turns, perfect for training purposes.

‘Dead-end job’ epidemic sweeping the nation

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social media training

How to train employees to handle social media (infographic)

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Over half British workers don't feel motivated at work

A third of employees are disappointed with their career progression

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Revealed: UK workers don't have the tech skills they need to do their job

Government’s new digital curriculum still falling short of teaching skills needed

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Keywords used: City & Guilds, skills, economic upturn Description: The City & Guilds logo highlights the significance of skills for economic upturn.

UK skills system is damaged, says major new report

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Tech boy

Young people see their future reliant on having digital technology skills

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