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“The Doomsday scenario is we could find ourselves by 2020 with six million people unemployable in the UK. I don’t have to tell you what the social and economic implications would be.”

Sir Mike Rake, Chairman, UK Commission for Employment & Skills

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Maths made interesting

Updates | Thursday August 14th, 2008

Can maths be fun?

Maths has long been associated with difficult school lessons and dreary household calculations, but for Rob Eastaway, author of How Many Socks Make a Pair, this does not have to be the case. See if you can answer this surprisingly interesting maths puzzles.

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Who does what in the Skills system
Word Doc | Thursday November 27th, 2008

In an effort to try and understand the skills system of England a bit better, this Paper looks at…

Leading on Learning - a hands-on guide for line managers
| Monday November 24th, 2008

A guide for line managers, including hints, tips and tools to help their staff be the best they can…

Supporting, accelerating and directing learning: implications for trainers - CIPD
| Friday November 21st, 2008

This paper brings together the conclusions and key insights from CIPD’s Helping People Learn…