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A summary of news articles on graduate/student recruitment and development. 

Employability and skills
02 January 2020   (0 Comments - view/add)
More teenagers setting up businesses, research suggests »
The number of teenagers setting up their own businesses has increased by 700% in the past decade, study suggests. ...
15 August 2019   (0 Comments - view/add)
Students want better career guidance, survey says »
New research released from AVADO has revealed that 73% of school leavers are planning on going to university when they fin...
23 January 2019   (0 Comments - view/add)
How tech parents view 'soft skills' and education »
Rachel Wolf, founding partner at Public First and former education adviser at No 10, worked with trade association techUK...
22 January 2019   (0 Comments - view/add)
Employment rate hits record high »
The number of people in work in the UK has reached a record high of 75.8% and 32.53 million people in November 2018, more...
18 January 2019   (0 Comments - view/add)
Can video games develop employability skills? »
Commercial video games are designed for entertainment, but still require players to exercise a range of essential essentia...
19 November 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Half of young people say they do not feel prepared for work »
New research from the CBI says that half of young people do not believe their education has prepared them for the world of...
05 November 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Skills gap is growing warns CBI »
New research from the CBI says more than three-quarters (79%) of businesses expect to increase the number of higher-skille...
29 October 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Is your careers advice ready for the future? »
How to to be ready for the future? Value work opportunities in all three sectors; profit, non-profit and government.&n...
17 September 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Computer science grads earn more than five times that of arts graduates »
The Sunday Times’s new Good University Guide computer science graduates earn more than five times the amount of those who...
06 September 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
UK skills shortages - new approaches required »
The UK's skills shortage is of growing concern. Universities can not alone plug the gaps, could radical reform be required...
20 June 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Economics degrees pay the highest salaries »
According to research from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), economics students from the UK’s top universities...
13 June 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
London First launch business-backed plan to tackle skills shortages »
To solve the skill shortages, London First is proposing a plan for London which includes: • Embedding transferable...
14 March 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Spring statement 2018: key points on skills »
Here are the key points in relation to skills: £500m for T-levels and £50m to help employers roll out placement...
27 February 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
National Undergraduate Employability Awards 2018 winners »
"The winners of the National Undergraduate Employability Awards have been announced, with a range of employers and univers...
21 February 2018   (0 Comments - view/add)
Research says students must acquire real leadership skills »
"The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) has released new research showing the importance of practical management and lea...
12 December 2017   (0 Comments - view/add)
National Undergraduate Employability Awards 2018 shortlist announced »
The shortlist for the 2018 National Undergraduate Employability Awards has been announced. The awards, which take pl...