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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

Is it time to shift from early career to emerging talent?

Early career teams need to broaden their strategies and adopt a skills-based approach to thrive amid shifting demographics and advancing technology, says ISE’s Stephen Isherwood.

How to leverage AI in recruitment today and in the future

Cappfinity examines how AI is being used in each stage of talent acquisition today, and how it might be used in the future to inform end-to-end recruitment strategy development.

3 assessment trends to watch in 2025

2024 was a disruptive year for online assessment, and 2025 will be an evolve-or-die moment for many test formats. Ben Schwencke, Chief Psychologist at Test Partnership, shares the trends we need to watch.

3 early career trends to watch for 2025

Cibyl shares three key themes set to dominate early careers in 2025: candidate use of AI, early careers analytics, and skills-based hiring.

What’s the labour market outlook for 2025?

It’s time to look forward to a new year in the labour market, so here are my jobs market predictions for 2025, explains Charlie Ball for Prospects at Jisc.

Early career leaders set their priorities for 2025

ISE Board members Jade Pearson at Severn Trent, Laura Anderson at HSBC and Lucy Hegarty at GSK along with ISE Chair Joan Moore at Accenture share their priorities for 2025.

Is the future skills gap real?

What is the answer to solving future skills challenges? Simon Reichwald at Connectr Talent Technology and Chris Shirley at QinetiQ explore the dilemma and possible solutions.

ISE: What does the government’s policy agenda mean for EC?

With a new government now installed in No.10, we are going to take a look at what policy changes are likely to impact the early careers sector over the next couple of years. We look at the problems the government is attempting to fix and the inevitable compromises that they’ll have to make.

What’s the reality of skills-based hiring and development?

Skills needs and hiring challenges mean employers must rethink their talent strategies, but to what extent is this happening? ISE’s Stephen Isherwood shares our latest research.

The future of early careers recruitment is untapped talent

ISE Fellow and Chief Progression Officer at Connectr, Simon Reichwald, considers the opportunity of untapped talent.