An Interview with Deborah Frost, Keynote Speaker, Turbocharging Performance
“I don’t much like talking about mistakes, but the biggest mistake I see Boards make is that they don’t join the dots. They just aren’t clear that ...
In a globally interconnected world, collaboration, networking and shared knowledge has become ever more important. Rapid digital innovation and a fast-paced economy means that organisations that fail to adapt and respond to change ...
As policymakers around the world seek to resolve the ‘trilemma’ of balancing economics, human rights and anti-immigration rhetoric, people keen to work or study abroad face increasingly high barriers to realising their plans. ...
Languages can give students confidence, identity and a greater understanding of each other in today’s shifting political and cultural landscape. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports.The Italian film director Federico Fellini once said, “a ...
Finding the right school is one of the top concerns for families making an international move. Sally Robinson answers some of the most frequently asked questions.Q: Do I need to use an education consultant?
It is not essential, but it ...
In theory English employment law provides women on maternity leave with very strong protection. Once a woman notifies her employer that she is pregnant, the “protected period” applies giving her enhanced protection from redundancy. ...
Covid turned education on its head and there is a growing movement of educators that feel it’s time for a serious overhaul. They champion a future based less around exams and more on the smart use of AI, project-based learning and ...
Make global connections, boost academics and learn new skills: summer schools can widen horizons on every level. From activity-rich fun environments to more academic pre-university experiences, there’s a course for every student, says ...
Technology is pushing schools to shake up their offering. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen spoke to Guillermo Delso Segovia, learning and business manager at SEK Education Group, about personalised learning, robotics, interactive set-ups and ...
Everyone is aware that schooling is not just about now, but also about preparing children and young people for their future lives, writes Professor Deborah Eyre, founder and chair of High Performance Learning.When it comes to ...
Educators need to shape the use of AI in education, as with every benefit AI brings comes with it a risk. Ledetta Asfa-Wossen reports on a recent Westminster Education Forum.Educators, tech companies and policymakers gathered to ...
Gender equality, flexibility, wellbeing and allyship are important ingredients in making the workplace better for women. On International Women’s Day, Fiona Murchie, managing director of Think Global People, facilitated a wide-ranging ...
Research has consistently shown that employees undertaking non-traditional unaccompanied assignments still require support from their organisations. Dr Sue Shortland explains the importance of helping assignees and their families ...
Traditional global mobility refers to heterosexual couples and their accompanying children. But today, sexually diverse parents and children make up an increasing proportion of people undertaking international assignments. Dr Sue ...
The UK's last spring Budget before a general election was unveiled on Wednesday by Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt who described it as "a plan to grow the economy; for better public services; and to make work pay".Most ...
