Government Reviews Need for Employers and Universities to Address STEM Skills Gap

Government Reviews Need for Employers and Universities to Address STEM Skills Gap

The government has issued findings of two reports aimed at developing employment prospects of graduates in STEM subjects, which call for a large focus on employment outcomes and improved links with industry. Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt and Professor Sir William Wakeham, highlight a vast variation in the employment prospects of graduates in science, technology, engineering

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Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination Rises During The Last 12 Months

Pregnancy and Maternity Discrimination Rises During The Last 12 Months

An increasing number of new mothers and pregnant women are being treated unfairly at work this includes cuts in hours, being placed on zero-hour contracts or even being forced out of their jobs. Citizens Advice has issued a warning of a developing problem that new and expectant mothers are facing discrimination. Citizens Advice has stated

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Future Investment in Degree Apprenticeships

Future Investment in Degree Apprenticeships

The Government have announced they are funding a multi-million pound investment in degree apprenticeships. Degree apprenticeships allow students to receive a full Bachelor’s or Master’s degree while still working. Universities including Queen Mary’s University London and Sheffield University have partnered with employers such as TFL, Nestlé and BAE systems. £8 million will be used to

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Job interview tips

Interview Tips!

When you’ve applied for dozens of jobs, actually landing an interview can seem like a major accomplishment. And it is. But don’t just be happy to get an interview – work hard to make sure you nail the interview. Here are our top Interview Tips to ensure you shine: Attire: it is always hard to

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