🎉We're excited to share our latest episode of #SocialMobilityTalks @EdBalls 🎉

Speaking to Resham Kotecha, Ed discusses regional inequalities in the UK and the need for more stability and trust in policy-making to plan for the future.

Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=-L5clK…

Studies show that those from lower socio-economic backgrounds experience significant earnings growth after completing apprenticeships, with post-completion earnings surpassing those of their more privileged counterparts.

Find out more: gov.uk/government/pub…

Really looking forward to this coming out - as you’d expect, Ed Balls had lots of fascinating insights to share on a whole range of issues to do with regional inequality and social mobility.

83% of managers support hybrid working, yet many rely on outdated practices.

Our new report with Timewise explores ways managers can get the best out of their team working in a hybrid way.

Read the full report here 👇
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Join us to discuss the role that skill formation has at all stages of life to improve social mobility.

Our speakers will explore how we can close the gap between graduate and non-graduate outcomes for young people entering the job market.

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Our data finds that 49% of children eligible for Free School Meals achieved a ‘good’ level of development by age 5, compared to 69% of those not eligible.

We've launched interactive games to make learning fun and engaging for kids from all backgrounds.

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Your parents’ education level affects your likelihood of getting a degree.

Our data shows that you are 3.5 times more likely to have a degree if your parents had one when compared to someone whose parents had no qualifications.

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💫 Get ready for our latest episode of  #SocialMobilityTalks featuring former Cabinet Minister, @EdBalls 💫

Our Deputy Chair, Resham Kotecha speaks to Ed about the difficulties the UK’s different regional economies face and how it can be improved.

A new episode is out this week!

Education is fundamental for a child's development, especially for the child’s cognitive and non-cognitive skills. This education journey begins with a child’s early years and goes all the way through to age 16 and beyond.

Our latest episode of #SocialMobilityTalks features Sir David Bell, Vice Chancellor of University of Sunderland, who discusses the importance of early years education and what is best for a child's development.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=EeUQ7v…

Applications are open for The Law Society's Diversity Access Scheme, which helps talented, aspiring solicitors from disadvantaged backgrounds join the solicitor profession.

Applications close on 13 April and you can find out more via: lawsociety.org.uk/campaigns/dive…

Did you know that over 60% of sixth form students prioritise understanding post-graduation salaries when choosing their educational path?

This plays a pivotal role in shaping their decisions about which path to pursue after sixth form.

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🌟 Episode 8 of  #SocialMobilityTalks  is here 🌟

Our Deputy Chair, Rob Wilson  speaks to Sir David Bell, Vice Chancellor of the University of Sunderland, to discuss the importance of early years education and what is best for a child's development.

📺 Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=EeUQ7v…

Join us for a panel discussion on 'Developing Skills and Talent: Social Mobility and Post-16 Education' on 21 May.

Topic:
✅ Closing the gap between graduate and non-graduate outcomes
✅ Addressing the current skills shortage in recruitment

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Our Commissioners Ryan Henson and @Resham_Kotecha recently visited The Boathouse Youth who provide high-quality youth work through various educational and recreational activities.

Our Nurturing Talent theme focuses on the importance of different learning environments in the early years.

Episode 8 of  #SocialMobilityTalks  is coming 💫

Our latest episode is hosted by our Deputy Chair, Rob Wilson who speaks to Sir David Bell, Vice Chancellor of University of Sunderland, to discuss the importance of early years education, how it's delivered, and what reforms are needed.

Can A.I be used as a tool to help #SocialMobility ?

Resham Kotecha discusses A.I with Adrian Joseph OBE, including how it can be used to help address social mobility, how organisations can make sure that A.I is used ethically, and much more.

Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=21LboO…