Eve Huggins, Mobile Cooks Manager, NCS“I used to sit at the back of the class, but now I’m in the front. Words fail me for how good these skills make you feel...I’m more confident, my morale is just amazing.!”
As part of a workshop earlier this year, members of the Business Action on Skills Practitioner Network were asked to think about key action points for implementing and developing Skills for Life programmes in the workplace. This document was
Skilled to go has been developed in collaboration between the Office of Fair Trading and LLU+ at London South Bank University. It develops consumer skills, confidence and knowledge alongside literacy and numeracy skills with additional suggestions
Can't Read Can't Write is a shocking and moving Channel 4 series, which reveals the hidden realities of Britain's adult literacy crisis. Nine illiterate adults enrol for a six-month reading course which they hope will change their lives. Each has
Hardly a week passes without headlines about academic standards. Are exams getting easier? Are people getting smarter? Test yourself with this maths quiz.
Hardly a week passes without headlines about academic standards. Are exams getting easier? Are people getting smarter? Test yourself with this English quiz.
The WoLLNET project aims to research, trial, pilot and develop a web-based, user-friendly Toolkit to enable employers, providers and unions to evaluate the impact of workplace basic skills (literacy, language and numeracy) training programmes on
This paper describes how the Government is creating integrated employment and skills services that are more responsive to the needs of individuals and employers. It also shows how we plan to ensure that our delivery systems work more closely
The 'Nothing Can Stop You' campaign encourages people to take advantage of training resources available to them.
The Talented Young People organisation was founded by Adam Sibley in 2006. The organisation formed www.talentedyoungpeople.com as a free interactive resource tool for young people aged between 13 and 24 years who have dreams to fulfil but need a
Millions of people gain a vocational qualification every year as a stepping stone to further vocational study or university, better jobs and enhanced skills. For too long, this success has gone without the recognition and national celebration it
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Following the government reshuffle, there have been a number of ministerial changes within DIUS.
…A common genetic variant may be partly to blame for poor reading ability, research suggests.
…Only a month ago the country was celebrating the success of Team GB in Beijing, but now another UK…
Business leaders have criticised the quality of university graduates, complaining they lack basic…