It can be hard working out what to do when you are just beginning your future as a young adult. Compulsory education finishes at the age of 18, after which teenagers find themselves having to make important decisions about their long-term futures. If you don't want to go to University, an apprenticeship can be a great way of getting your foot in the door of your new career, but how do you know which to choose? … Read More »

If you want to keep your employees up to date with new processes and ensure that they're happy and fulfilled then training plays an important part in that satisfaction. In this article Kamy Anderson looks at how you can use quizzes in the right way to keep your employees trained. … Read More »

Just because you have a small space (whether it be a dorm or bedroom) it doesn't mean that you can't turn it in to a great study area. As we move towards exam season and you need to knuckle down to study and write essays then James Scott has some tips on how you can turn even the smallest dorm space into somewhere you can study effectively. … Read More »

We all know that an education is important, but did you know it can take you further than the workplace? In this article we look at two things you can do with your education that will stand you in good stead in the future. … Read More »

If you struggle to retain information from a lecture, or find that you can only learn if you're "fiddling" with something then you may be a Kinesthetic Learner. In this article H. Davis looks at some techniques that Kinesthetic Learners can use to aid in their studying. … Read More »

It's the time of year where we start to think about making resolutions and one of them should be to think about continuing our education. With the wide variety of materials available online and easy access to books and other learning materials there's no time like the present to make a resolution to learn. … Read More »

If you're an educator, parent or an employer then open communication with young students and interns is essential in order to help them understand and prepare for the big changes that lie ahead as they move through the education and workplace system … Read More »

As you head to college for the first time - or perhaps for your final year - you may be wondering how you can earn some extra cash to fund your books (or beers). Sure there's bar and restaurant work available, but how about putting what you're learning to good use and teach other students what you know? … Read More »

At some point in our working career will will have to deal with conflict. How we deal with that will depend where we are on the conflict triangle. In this article Anne Gascoigne looks at how the conflict triangle works and how you can use it to mend fences with your co-workers … Read More »

In the UK, companies struggle to fill positions due to a lack of skilled applicants but instead of looking outside of the organisation, maybe you need to look at improving the skills of your existing employees? … Read More »