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…visit. All those who have an academic research interest in careers education and the relationship between the spheres of education and employment – academics and masters and doctoral students –…
…jobs distract children from other activities that are arguably more important at that age? Well, not if such activities are age-appropriate. This is not about setting toddlers loose on a…
…public, private and not-for-profit organizations including numerous local authorities and schools. He has directed a large number of educational research projects and published over 170 items including five books. In…
…work-based activities regardless of grade level. A higher proportion of students participated in activities such as volunteering in the community, working on class projects and workplace visits than activities such…
Across the country, more than 600 volunteers are signed up to Inspiring the Future to talk to young people about use of modern foreign languages in the workplace. Waiting to…
The Inspiring Languages campaign aims to help young people understand that that languages can open doors to exciting professional opportunities later in life. Across the country, language teachers face challenges…
The leading European conference on education and employer engagement takes place at Warwick University on 12 October. This year’s keynote speaker is Professor Robert Schwartz, Academic Dean, Harvard University. The…
…for mapping the area of entrepreneurship education, building strategy, priority setting and action, using a progression model developed from the discussions of the Panels. A ‘cook book’ of good practices…
…in primary education which discusses some of the most common activities primary school teachers across the country organise to support learning and, drawing on relevant analysis and evaluations, summarises what…
