Thrilled to host our second annual Scholars Day in partnership with The Opportunity Network - This year, we welcomed a group of undergraduate students with 10 countries represented for a day of education and networking. They participated in interactive sessions to learn about finance and private equity, gaining valuable insights into the industry. At HGGC, we're committed to fostering diversity and empowering the next generation of talent. By expanding access through education, we hope to ignite a passion for finance and open doors to rewarding careers. #HGGC #privateequity
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How do you set your students up for employment success? In this case study, Dr Jonathan Mann, Head of Digital and LRC shares how Blackpool and The Fylde College are working with business and technology to drive social mobility in the area and improve student outcomes. https://lnkd.in/gR5yBqec #socialmobility #studentsuccess #edtech #lifelonglearning
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🎓 Introducing South Bank University Sixth Form - a pinnacle of technical education excellence. Find out more about how SBUSixth is shaping future leaders in Science, Engineering, Health, Business and Finance. Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/ehaec8Ye #SBUSixth #FutureOfEducation #TechnicalEducation
Grand opening of South Bank University Sixth Form - South Bank University Sixth Form
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Why are pathways between learning and earning so often broken? Drawing on insights uncovered at a convening of experts across #highered, #workforce, #philanthropy, and #policy, a new report from WGU Labs identifies key challenges including a lack of a shared language around skills, outdated approaches to student resources and internships, a one-way learning model, and overlooked transitional periods in the learner journey. While improving partnerships between higher ed and the workforce has been a shared goal for some time now, it’s clear these efforts can be improved upon. To that end, the report surfaces several potential solutions ideated by the convening of experts. Glad to see all the innovative thinking that comes to fruition when we work together toward solutions that benefit learners, higher ed institutions, and the workforce. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/dipMisbv
The Broken Pathway: White Paper
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Insights From Justice-Impacted Talent: In a recent panel for SCBC members, justice-impacted employees shared five considerations for companies to lower barriers to employment and support career advancement: 1. Prioritize Skills-first Hiring Practices — Focus on an individual’s abilities, rather than their criminal history. 2. Recognize That Language Matters — Review your job descriptions and consider inclusive language that encourages justice-impacted individuals to apply. 3. Establish Partnerships for Impact — Form external partnerships to strengthen your second chance employment strategy. Employers can’t be everything to everyone. 4. Establish Connectivity — Set up an affinity group or employee resource group for second chance employees to strengthen relationships and build social capital. 5. Provide Training & Advancement Opportunities — Consider creating or partnering with an apprenticeship program to help your second chance talent develop technical skills and foster workplace confidence. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecqSD8RM For additional starting points and pathways to build second chance employment into your talent strategy, check out the SCBC Onramps Guide: https://lnkd.in/eZAK3gdS
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Great to see our CEO Gill in conversation with Dan Carden MP on EBPs and careers education last week! We had a fantastic discussion about our 2023 impact report and our programmes, emphasising the importance of skills development and careers education, and exploring ways for Dan to support what we do. You can read our Impact Report here: https://lnkd.in/eqWGCSwB #CareersEducation #Elevate25 #ElevateImpact
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Insightful article supporting starting points and pathways to build second chance employment into your talent strategy!
Insights From Justice-Impacted Talent: In a recent panel for SCBC members, justice-impacted employees shared five considerations for companies to lower barriers to employment and support career advancement: 1. Prioritize Skills-first Hiring Practices — Focus on an individual’s abilities, rather than their criminal history. 2. Recognize That Language Matters — Review your job descriptions and consider inclusive language that encourages justice-impacted individuals to apply. 3. Establish Partnerships for Impact — Form external partnerships to strengthen your second chance employment strategy. Employers can’t be everything to everyone. 4. Establish Connectivity — Set up an affinity group or employee resource group for second chance employees to strengthen relationships and build social capital. 5. Provide Training & Advancement Opportunities — Consider creating or partnering with an apprenticeship program to help your second chance talent develop technical skills and foster workplace confidence. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ecqSD8RM For additional starting points and pathways to build second chance employment into your talent strategy, check out the SCBC Onramps Guide: https://lnkd.in/eZAK3gdS
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UoB Manchester students - Trimester 2 has begun and it's time to focus on your next series of modules. Remember, high levels of attendance and engagement equate to high performance. Be on time for your sessions, be prepared for them, and get involved during them; then watch your performance and attainment hit new heights. It's all about ASPIRATION. Just good enough, isn't good enough. Dare to be better. #UOBM #UniversityAsItShouldBe #Students
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As we continue through the early days of 2024, we're looking back on our proudest achievement of 2023 - being named #1 for Graduates in Employment in the UK 🥇🥳 Wondering what this means exactly? Well, luckily we have a blog that explains all! Head to https://bitly.ws/397y2 to read all about it! #CCCUCareers
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It was great to get a chance to reflect on the year I've been a part of PSEC, and the opportunities that the network provides and has provided not just for myself, but for all early careers staff here at the University. Read more about how your institution could benefit from an early careers network in our AHEP article, and watch this space!
New article from us in AHEP's Development Monthly on what it's like to run the Professional Services Early Careers Network at UoB. https://lnkd.in/e-73n8tq
What is a Professional Services Early Careers Network and why should your institution have one too? | AHEP
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ICYMI: AHLA is applauding U.S. House passage of H.R. 6655, A Stronger Workforce for America Act, which reauthorizes the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). The vote was 378 to 26. This bipartisan bill makes necessary changes to the decade-old law, providing critical updates to WIOA that are aligned with the skills needed for careers and advancement, hiring needs and demands of employers, and strengthening pathways through youth initiatives and second chance hiring programs. AHLA endorsed the legislation and will continue to advocate for effective apprenticeship programs that promote career growth in the hotel industry.
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