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Has in-person working returned for early talent?

Hybrid working remains a hot topic and ISE’s Student Development Survey shows that the shift to in-person work is a trend to pay attention to.

Why is the gap from student to professional widening?

There are key psychological shifts from student to professional and this gap is widening, explain Rebecca Fielding at Gradconsult and Ben Williams at Sten10.

What are the best training and development strategies for hybrid working?

With many early career hires lacking work readiness, Daniel Yuki Smith at Interaction explains the best development strategies for hybrid working.

Is career readiness in decline?

ISE’s Student Development Survey shows a widening gap between student education and employer skills needs.

More graduates and apprentices leave jobs for better pay

ISE’s Student Development report launches, revealing the impact of the cost-of-living crisis with more entry-level staff favouring pay over progression.

Graduates prefer hybrid work but feel ‘return to office’ pressure

Graduates share their experiences of hybrid work in a new survey by Prospects at Jisc

3 ways to make L&D stick

The Smarty Train explores common reasons behind ineffective learning and development initiatives with three solutions to make it more memorable, impactful, and sticky.

To be a good GenZ manager we need to appreciate their vibe

When managing Gen Z it can be helpful to understand their world, explains Katie Mahony, Global Product Director, at Development Beyond Learning.

Are apprenticeships increasingly used to develop advanced skills?

ISE’s Student Development Survey reveals how employers are using the apprenticeship levy in 2024.

How employers manage global early careers campaigns

ISE’s Global Conference got under the skin of the benefits and complexities of running early careers campaigns globally, explains Nichola Robinson at AMS.

How to get the edge on school outreach

ISE’s latest research reveals what employers can do to better engage schools and college students in careers.

Employer collaboration essential for successful school outreach

Time-poor and under-resourced educators and employers want to see more sector and cross-sector collaboration on school outreach to support students’ transition into work, reveals ISE research.