Making training plans for this year? Here are four key trends to watch out for in learning and development in 2024.
Training delivery
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Does the four-day week grant employees the flexibility and skills development opportunities they desire? Or is it too rigid?
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Employers need to create a culture of continuous learning and give teams opportunities to advance their skills, finds report.
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Organisations are adapting their learning methods to better suit Gen Z, with some choosing to use more gamification, a survey has found.
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Training companies are helping security workers to fraudulently gain work licences, a BBC investigation has found.
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The government has joined forces with the hospitality sector to pilot a fast-tracked training and work experience programme, with the...
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NHS England is set to unveil a 'historic' 15-year workforce plan today, detailing a major expansion of training places.
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A CIPD L&D survey finds that fewer L&D professionals are able to respond with agility to their organisation's changing skills needs.
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There is an urgent need to consider how pilot training is funded to avoid a potential shortage, a report commissioned by the Department for Transport has recommended.
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The most sought after skills in the UK job market are human attributes such as communication and teamwork, according to an analysis of 21 million job ads.
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Almost all (99%) large employers have seen their in-house learning programmes fail in the past five years, according to research...
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Deloitte has launched a global sustainability and climate learning programme to develop the skills staff need to help tackle climate change.
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As skills shortages hamper the productivity of so many businesses, could 'micro-upskilling' enhance employees' capabilities?
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Give wellbeing a board seat: Prof Sir Cary Cooper talks to Oven-Ready HR
by Chris Taylorby Chris TaylorChris Taylor talks to Professor Sir Cary Cooper about hybrid working and how business schools don't teach soft skills.
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Investing in learning technology involves taking some risks, but pushing boundaries could help find the right tools that engage learners in an effective way.