- Tutor of the Year is teaching at LSBF
LSBF CIMA tutor Jenny Hughes has been awarded the prestigious PQ Magazine Lecturer of the Year Award at the awards ceremony which took place in central London on Tuesday 23 February 2010.
(Filed: Wed Mar 03 2010)
- Coalfields Trust’s £31,000 to Help Youngsters Find Work
The Coalfields Regeneration Trust in Scotland has awarded Kirkcaldy's Adam Smith College a grant of £31,000 to run 'Step into Retail' and 'Step into Care' to help young people in the Levenmouth area of Fife find employment in these fields
(Filed: Tue Mar 02 2010)
- Employability and Skills Group Moves to Sheffield Business Park
Major growth over the last 12 months sees almost 100 staff at leading training business the Employability and Skills Group (esg) moving to state of the art head office accommodation at Sheffield Business Park on the edge of the city.
(Filed: Mon Mar 01 2010)
- esg Adds Moore to Realise Ambitious Growth Plans
A keystone board level appointment at £50m turnover skills development specialist the Employability and Skills Group (esg) sees the arrival of a new Business Development Director, as the Group actively pursues its ambitious growth plans.
(Filed: Mon Mar 01 2010)
- Henley MBA Bursary supports great women managers
Henley Business School has announced the launch of its range of scholarships and bursaries for its full time and executive MBA intakes for 2010. This includes a bursary for women in business.
(Filed: Mon Mar 01 2010)
- Masterchefs at The Galley Restaurant
Ed McLachlan, Sous Chef for The Galley Restaurant, Topsham, Devon has won Master Chefs’ Apprentice of The Year held by The Master Chefs of Great Britain.
(Filed: Fri Feb 26 2010)
- Promethean gets the Scottish vote
Promethean's ActivExpression learner response system used by Scottish Parliament to educate young visitors in politics
(Filed: Sat Feb 20 2010)
- Jobseekers see Retraining as the Key to Securing an Environmental Job or Renewable Energy Job
A recent online survey asked jobseekers if they - Would consider retraining to get a Green job. This online survey was promoted on Greenjobs (United Kingdom and Ireland) and the survey results show that 94 percent of those who participated in the survey would consider retraining to get a Green job while 6 percent said they would not consider retraining to get a Green job.
(Filed: Fri Jan 29 2010)
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