Employers across the country are stepping up their connections with schools and work with students to build job skills and prepare them for the world of work, according to new research published today
The economy relies on the workforce of tomorrow to have the right skills and experiences in place and small businesses are at the very heart of that process.
Our Chairman, Christine Hodgson, has been awarded a CBE in New Year’s honours in recognition of her services to education.
To celebrate the launch of our Youth Social Action Toolkit, Steve Holliday discusses the importance of putting young people’s talents to work.
Young people from low-income backgrounds are less likely to take part in social action activities than their more well-off peers.
I remember as a Secondary school teacher working with rural community in Buxton, the sense of satisfaction that pupils took from taking part in activities such as volunteering in care homes – beyond t
There is no shortage of young people wanting to gain experience of the workplace, and no shortage of employers wanting to offer it.
College Students reach the goals they set for themselves by maintaining focus and conviction. Let us study the various strategies students should employ to get where they want to be.
Heather is an Enterprise Adviser for William Ellis School in London, where recently she organised a visit into the school with Steve Mangleshot, Executive Head Chef at Wagamama.