Young people opting to go to university due to unstable labour market
More school leavers are turning to university as the pandemic has fractured the jobs market – but is this the wisest decision?
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PM announces free learning courses for adults without A-Levels
Does the scheme announced by the PM go far enough for adult learners?
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Graduate recruitment: what universities have the best employability?
Does the University attended shape your view on the graduate?
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The 10 ways to help attract female STEM graduates
Understanding what female STEM graduates desire will help to attract them.
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University graduate schemes at risk as students feel education does not provide them with the skills they need
68 per cent believe that industry recognised certifications should be part of their degree.
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Managers with emotional intelligence are less effective and popular
High levels of emotional intelligence amongst managers does not necessarily lead to enhanced outcomes.
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Labour to force vote on plan to raise tuition fees
Labour is to force a parliamentary vote to scrap the government’s latest rise in university tuition fees on Wednesday in what it believes is a binding motion.
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Suresh Gamlath: Ensuring high levels of graduate employability
At the University of West London, 96 per cent of graduates are in employment within 6 months of graduation. The Dean of the Claude Littner Business School talks to us about how the University best readies its graduates for employment.
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Students doubtful that degree will pay for itself
Less than half of students are confident that their university education will secure them a graduate-level job that will enable them to pay off their debts, according to new research.
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89 percent of university’s top earners are men, Varsity finds
A Freedom of Information request by Varsity magazine, has discovered that of the 101 staff paid £140,000 or more at the University of Cambridge in 2015, only 11 were women.
Read MoreResearch finds women paid less than men in 90 percent of sectors
Women working full time are paid less than men in 90 percent of sectors, with those working in financial and insurance among the worst affected, government research has found.
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Sofie Lundberg: ‘Earn while you learn’ – the benefits of apprenticeships
Earlier this year it was revealed that large UK firms will be levied with a new tax to help fund the government’s promise of adding 3 million apprentices to the UK workforce by the year 2020. This huge step for apprenticeships must surely mean that the government believes this is the way for the future, as opposed to three years in lecture halls followed by potentially years of debt?
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Apprentices have more earning power than graduates, study claims
Apprentices who gain a level 5 qualification can earn up to £50,000 more than those who choose to go to university. Figures compiled by the Boston Reporting Group and analysed by the Sutton Trust found exceptional apprentices can earn up to £1.5 million over the course of their careers beating the typical graduate from a non-Russell Group Institution.
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UCAS style entry route proposed for apprenticeships
With the increase in people seeking apprenticeships as an alternative to an expensive university education, the Industry Skills Board (ISB) working in conjunction the City & Guilds Group, is now calling for a more coherent apprenticeship application system.
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Stuart Hall: The future of recruitment fairs
University recruitment fairs have always attracted large numbers of businesses and students alike but are they becoming less popular?
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Tom Quayle: The University Challenge: What is a degree worth in 2015?
This year marks the graduation of the first students who had to pay £9,000 a year in tuition fees – and, worryingly, ComRes recently revealed that half of them feel their degrees weren’t worth the money.
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