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How an Organised Workspace Improves Learning

Organise Your Home Office Day in March is all about creating order on the chaos that sweeps across a desk. When it comes to learning, it pays to get organised. But why is studying in an organised, positive environment so much better? And how can you achieve this? There many research projects about studying and […]

What Is Employability?

As opposed to the standard route of a single-honours course at a university straight from college, many people have alternative educational experiences, either through choice or circumstance. This blog explores why being an interesting candidate with your own story is so important, and how they can improve your employability. But, just what is employability? For […]

Why Writing and Proofreading Skills Make You So In-demand

Creativity and attention-to-detail are among the best skills to have for a large number of industries – this blog explores their desirability and usefulness for many jobs and the best ways of acquiring these skills. Have you ever wondered when looking at adverts or hearing voice-overs on TV adverts and programmes who wrote the words? […]

Why Do Employers Want English and Maths Qualifications?

It might be a company whose work involves little to none of the subjects, but if you’re looking for a job with no formal English and Maths qualifications it can really set you back. So, what is it that employers are looking for when they demand them? It is a debate that has raged for […]

Why Computing Skills Have Become the Norm

Most industries and businesses are relying on the use of computers for most of their employees these days. There are obviously different levels of computer skills that you could possess.  Not everyone is required to be a computer whizz, but it is almost essential that you have basic computer literacy for all office jobs (and […]

The Joys of Learning for Fun

Learning can often be seen as a chore by many of us. This is a mentality that becomes ingrained in us from an early age.  We shy away from learning in our later years, because at a young age we associate learning with long, boring days at school when we’d rather be playing outside. As […]

A Guide to Passing Your A Levels

For some students, the mid-August A Level results have been either a celebration or a time of disappointment. With the late-August announcement of GCSE results also imminent, the focus is once again thrown onto how students are taught, how they learn, and how students revise, along with exam techniques. There is no magic formula – […]