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Artificial Intelligence is here, and it’s not going anywhere soon. Despite seemingly bursting onto the scene over the last couple of years, it has been around for years.

Remote work has been around since the 1970’s but has become a hot topic over the last few years – particularly since most of the world found themselves stuck at home for a considerable amount of time in 2020. With working from home taking over during the pandemic, is it still influencing businesses today, or is WFH dead?

The first wave of Covid-19 lockdowns hit the UK in March 2020, and had an immediate impact on a whole generation whose education, social life, and early career progression has been affected. How can what’s known as Covid’s "Lost Generation" reignite their education, passions, skills, and careers?

The world of work is changing day by day, with industries constantly evolving to stay up to date with current and future trends. These changes mean that the most in-demand skills, both soft and hard, are also constantly updating within the workforce.

UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak has pledged to create 20,000 more apprenticeships with a series of Government reforms, which includes fully funded training for young people, and cutting the red tape for small businesses.

The online course industry is flourishing, allowing for new qualifications and opportunities for learning online. But what online courses were the most popular for our learners in 2023, and why should you consider enrolling in 2024?

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has this week outlined the Conservative Governments Spring budget. We’ve gone through the full statement to find out what these measures mean for the UK job market.

Artificial Intelligence, employee wellbeing, and new sought after skills. Find out what workplace trends are developing in 2024, and how they will influence the way we work.

News of The Body Shop entering administration, with 2,000 jobs hanging in the balance, is just the latest chapter in a concerning trend. From retail giants like Wilko to countless smaller firms, the economic climate is taking its toll, leaving a ripple effect of skilled employees facing an uncertain future.