Baroness Warsi, the Conservative peer, cites Leading People in a Guardian interviewby Emile Saner, focusing on social mobility On the evening of the day Sayeeda Warsi resigned from the cabinet,…
Baroness Warsi, the Conservative peer, cites Leading People in a Guardian interviewby Emile Saner, focusing on social mobility On the evening of the day Sayeeda Warsi resigned from the cabinet,…
…in working to ensure equal opportunities for young people from all backgrounds. However, as the research demonstrates, improving the UK’s record on this issue is not just the responsibility of…
…young woman, highly qualified in engineering, who pointed out that in France and Germany only fully-qualified engineers can call themselves Engineers, whereas in the UK even the person who comes…
…is one. For a number of reasons extraverted adults were more likely to come from comfortable backgrounds – which we defined as having parents with professional jobs – than those…
…that so many young people are gaining degree-level qualifications, what better way to stand out from the crowd than by having a second set of initials after your name? Whether…
…young people know what’s on offer. Yet, good apprenticeships are a better deal than many degrees. New Boston Consulting Group research shows that completing the best apprenticeships (at level 5)…