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What you need to know about post-16 skills reforms

In this article Anne-Marie Campion unpacks the recently published White Paper on post 16 Education and Skills and current proposal for apprenticeship reform.

From ‘Early Talent’ to Emerging Talent: ISE Podcast

Latest episode. Stephen speaks with David Edwards, Head of Workforce Planning at Ericsson

Data dashboard 2025: AI in recruitment Members Only

Discover the data surrounding policies and guidance for candidate use, cheating, benefits and drawbacks of using AI in the recruitment process, and the future outlook.

ISE Recruitment Survey 2025 - Data dashboards Members Only

Discover key trends in student recruitment with these interactive dashboards, with the ability to filter by sector and region.

What’s the future of graduate marketing?

What do Twitch streamers, Minecraft worlds, and influencers have in common? Until recently, probably not graduate attraction strategy. But a live panel with TMP Worldwide found that the rules of engagement have changed.

ISE & AMS: From Degrees to Skills Members Only

Building the Future Workforce at Rolls Royce. This exclusive and insightful webinar explores how Rolls-Royce is transforming its early careers recruitment strategy to meet the future demands of a rapidly evolving workforce.

Taking a skills-first approach to emerging talent

ISE joint-CEO Stephen Isherwood hosted a webinar exploring how organisations and educational institutions can adopt a skills-first approach to emerging talent strategies.

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.

From Early Career To Emerging Talent

An ISE report into the case for a skills-based approach to student recruitment and development