Exciting News!! Our new 13-15s panel will officially launch on 22nd January 2020! To celebrate we will be speaking at the upcoming
@TweetMRS#KidsandYouthConference2020
To find out more about our new panel download the new guidebook: https://t.co/yT3fQjdGyl
Risks of no-deal Brexit can be managed by government, says Rudd
True, if you call 'managing' watching a disater that you deliberately started, unfold.
https://t.co/uk9GYnD617
This is jaw dropping.
A candidate for Prime Minister admits that no deal would wipe out 350 jobs in Kidderminster at a very successful company that has almost half of a European market. And he’d do it.
@juliancole Ignore the stock images, this https://t.co/mjycbF0WHz is a brilliant list of business models (MBA style tools like Porter's 5 Forces, 4Ps, etc) Pretty comprehensive list, explanation and implementation checklists. Brilliant. Thank you Paul Hague
@JosephineHansom's podcast for @voxburner is a fascinating 20 minute listen where she previews her keynote at the upcoming YMS Youth Marketing Strategy conference this April and shares our perspective on a range of youth marketing-related topics. https://t.co/t3xRyen5NX
As we are settling into 2019, here are the big trends that will impact Higher Education this year. From Brexit to Augur, to conditional unconditionals, it's going to be a challenging year for the sector. (originally published in January - I'm sharing a little late!) #HE#highered
With 20 universities accounting for bulk of rise in unconditional places - here's a list of Russell Group universities and their 2018 unconditional offers https://t.co/PvdiR5qsD7
What was the London Olympics motto? "Inspire a Generation". Our new research with HEPI shows how far we have come. From inspiration to "dispiritation" (I know it's not a word, but it should be).
Students are still firmly in favour of Britain staying within the European Union but are less certain in their support for Labour https://t.co/LcCu6gPC68
Students are still firmly in favour of Britain staying within the European Union but are less certain in their support for Labour https://t.co/LcCu6gPC68
It's a huge generational fault line which could play out for a long time ahead. More than three quarters of students think Brexit will harm their chances, according to Higher Ed Policy Inst. And many current students wouldn't have had a vote in referendum.
@chris_reed My question is why they can spout this crap with so little media scrutiny? It's not opinion. Their plans would be cataclysmic for UK's economy. That's accepted by Treasury, OBR, NIESR etc. Climate change deniers not allowed, why are these snake oil salesmen unchallenged on #BBC?
Nick Hillman, Director of HEPI on Newsnight contrasting his Student Academic Experience Survey (which we've run for HEPI a over decade) with a recent Barclays Apprenceship survey. Two VERY different readings!
https://t.co/FAfuCowQDm
https://t.co/vJDSBA8ksh
@HEPI_news
70% of students think their prospects will change for the worse under Brexit
Our new poll (also covered in the Independent https://t.co/0NUB4dTiv7)
https://t.co/XDNzraPstY
Our latest student poll - The majority of students would back a vote on the final Brexit deal, as some 70 per cent believe they will be worse off after leaving the EU https://t.co/LvpXOXg68O @YouthSight