https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiXx3nqDC-c This report published by the Education and Employers Taskforce presents findings from recent research, considered by the charity’s 2011 Working Group on Work Experience, on the value of work…
…Anthony Mann’s blog of 15 November 2015 ** This report published by the Education and Employers Taskforce examines youth unemployment within the UK and provides new statistical evidence which shows…
…billion ‘tax on trade’ for the UK. The report also introduces Inspiring the Future as a new free way for people who use languages at work to volunteer to share…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbjw0x6BLpE The paper highlights research in four areas – staff development, staff engagement, recruitment, and corporate reputation – and concludes with a case study demonstrating how volunteering can be beneficial…
The point of partnership: understanding employer engagement in education University of Warwick, 15th October Watch Dr Anthony Mann talk about the objectives of the conference http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjxVd5FVLG0 About the conference Keynote…
…Future volunteering option to diverse people from all jobs, careers and professions. Visit: http://www.inspiringthefuture.org/ Read the Education Select Committee report. The Education and Employer Taskforce’s Expert Group on Governance reported…
A new Education and Employers Taskforce report maps the career aspirations of 10,729 British teenagers against the projected demand for UK employment over the period 2010-2020. It shows that teenagers…
…Stephen Diston, Qualifications Team Manager – GCSE Science, OCR, Ian Duffy, Business Adviser, UK Social and Community Affairs, BP and Michael Barham, KS4 Co-ordinator, Walthamstow School for Girls. Visit: http://www.edcoms.com/…
You can now subscribe for free to the K-12 Partnership Report newsletter of employer-education partnership activity in the US. Previously it has required paid subscriptions. Visit: http://www.kprnewsletter.com/subscribe.htm to subscribe….
How the invention of a teddy bear chair took four Bradford teenagers to the Big Apple to present to Google. To read the full story: http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2010/nov/09/enterprise-pupils-win-competition…
