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EMPLOYERS ARE CONFIDENT APPRENTICE LEVY INVESTMENT WILL PAY OFF, SAYS SURVEY
With April marking a year since the Apprenticeship Levy was introduced, a survey of members from the People 1st Apprenticeship Network (made up of over 250 levy-paying employers in the hospitality, retail, travel, tourism and aviation sectors), set out to explore what progress they are making in implementing the changes and whether they are coming […]
SHERPA: LIFE COACHES SEE SHARP FALL IN EARNINGS
Hourly rates for executive and business coaches have risen since 2015, as have their annual earnings, but hourly rates for life or personal coaches have remained unchanged for three years, and their annual earnings are sharply down over the last two years (see box), according to the 13th annual Sherpa Executive Coaching Survey of around […]
MUSIC TO LEARN BY? SWITCH OFF AND IMPROVE RESULTS
If you’re planning to make your coaching session groovier with some background music, think again, suggests an article in The Guardian arguing that listening to music hinders learning. The article cites research from Cardiff Metropolitan University showing students who revised in quiet environments performed more than 60% better in an exam than peers who revised […]