Only 4% of organisations use real-time, on-the-job learning as their main learning strategy, according to a survey by knowledge platform...
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The 2021 L&D Supplier of the Year title was awarded to Notion for its STAR Model for Operational Coaching. We...
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The effectiveness of unconscious bias training is often questioned, but, if done in the right way, it can help to...
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We round up the shortlisted entrants for the Learning and Development Award.
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Unconscious bias training has been part of many employers’ diversity and inclusion toolkit for years, but criticism from both sides...
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Skills specialist City & Guilds is urging businesses to plug the talent drain by investing in upskilling older workers.
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New research has found that seven in 10 organisations had increased their use of digital and online solutions over the past year.
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Almost three-quarters (74%) of frontline retail workers would welcome mobile-based learning opportunities, but only 14% currently receive training in this...
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A survey finds 29% don’t receive training to support their professional development while working in a ‘hybrid’ environment.
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Most firms have increased overall investment in technology tools but only 27% of IT decision-makers are satisfied with their employees’ abilities to use them.
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Employers will have a central role in shaping technical education to ensure the workforce has the skills businesses need, the government has pledged.
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EasyJet cabin crew who are on furlough will be trained to administer coronavirus vaccines as the government rolls-out mass vaccination...
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Major employers and L&D providers including Cisco, Lloyds Bank, LinkedIn Learning and The Open University have backed a campaign that...
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Engagement, which can be encouraged by producing consumer-like experiences, is a vital ingredient of successful learning.
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Sturgeon’s apprenticeship funding pledge leads the way – England must follow
by Helen Boothby Helen BoothThere needs to be a step-change in the way England approaches incentivising apprenticeships, argues Helen Booth.