…pupil achievement. Inspectors visited 14 schools where governance was judged outstanding and their findings are outlined in the report School governance: Learning from the best. Read the full EdExec story….
Who gets the best jobs? Firms can help social mobility which has been declining in Britain since the 1950s. So what can the brightest young people from less privileged backgrounds…
Young unemployed people will get much more help to access extended work experience opportunities to get the best possible start in life, Employment Minister Chris Grayling announced today. Under a…
…Concerns over youth unemployment and skills mismatch run deep. In the US, as in the UK, the labour market cannot be said to be operating effectively, efficiently or equitably when,…
…Broadcaster, Maxine Dodd, Chair, Scottish Women in Games, Merryn Somerset Webb, Editor in Chief, Money Week Miriam González, Partner, Dechert LLP Muffy Calder, Chief Scientific Advisor for Scotland Prof Karen…
…and support into employment employers are becoming more demanding seeking recruits who are personally effective in applying knowledge in unfamiliar situations raising the importance of enterprise education. The report forms…
…2 said they were not providing the minimum recommendation for science education of two hours every week. While 20% said they committed over three hours, but 7.5% said they taught…
Across the world, countries are looking to find ways to enable schools and colleges to work with employers as effectively, efficiently and equitably as possible in order provide young people…
…to be 5-20 percentage points improvement in the probability of being non-NEET with the largest effects being associated with lower attainers based outside of London. Elsewhere, in the Routledge collection,…
…that young people growing up in these areas get the best possible start in life, aware of the breadth of opportunities available and are encouraged and supported in their ambitions….
