…the STEM degree courses that large tech companies tend to recruit from and cannot take the financial risk that is part of working for a start-up company. There are around…
Peter Hitchens: Grammar wreckers knew they would make our schools worse
…has losers as well as winners. But we have selection in our supposedly comprehensive schools. It is mainly done through the secret privileges (fake religious belief, close knowledge of feeder…
Pupil Premium: money matters, but nothing more than the teacher
…expensive and doomed effort, and, anyway, schools in challenging areas already received significant funding to reflect the needs of the communities they serve. I’ve always been more of an optimist,…
Celebrating a special partnership – 100 years of Brick Court Chambers
…and a further £150,00 for three other amazing charities (IntoUniversity, Advocate and the Access to Justice Foundation), it is safe to say we felt a combination of emotions. Incredible excitement…
New report examines apprenticeship outreach and offers employers tips on how to target and improve their work
…report looks at the different types of outreach activities undertaken by employers through a series of interviews. Apprenticeship outreach is much less developed than outreach conducted by universities, and is…
Celebrating our Pathways placement providers
…for their continued commitment to championing social mobility, increasing access to their workplaces, and supporting our students with the opportunities to complete work experience. Our work experience hosts for this…