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Future of Early Talent

A recent report from The Institute of Student Employers found that technical advancements are increasing the need for higher skilled workers whilst lower birth rates and longer lifespans are changing the demographics of the workforce. These two forces will lead organisations to focus less on a person’s age, education exit point, and prior technical experience, creating profound change to how employers hire, develop and retain people.

These resources explore skills-based hiring and how those within early careers are likely to evolve in this changing world of work.

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From ‘Early Talent’ to Emerging Talent: ISE Podcast

ISE's Joint CEO Stephen Isherwood talks to sector experts exploring how education, employer practices, skills approaches, & technology are likely to evolve in response to the changing world of work.

ISE Future of Early Talent: Taking a skills first approach

As technology changes work at a rapid pace, core skills requirements are set to play a bigger role in how employers hire and develop talent.

ISE responds to FE and Skills call for evidence

Stephen Isherwood shares key points from ISE’s response, which focuses on supporting students preparing for the future workforce.