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Higher Education: Let’s Face the Facts
Here’s the paradox. On the one hand, young graduates can’t find jobs. On the other, employers complain that they can’t find candidates with the necessary entry-level skills. At the same time, tuition fees have increased considerably at both sides of … Continue reading
University Isn’t Right for Everyone
Korina Karampela talks to Rachel Johnson – the General Manager of notgoingtouni.co.uk – about what options are available to those who don’t think the university route is the right one for them. The number of pupils who has second thoughts about … Continue reading
When Not to Give Up
Most of us have been brought up with the mantra ‘Never Give Up‘ engraved in our genes. We are taught from early age that persistence and perseverance will help us achieve our goals. At the same time, quitting is seen … Continue reading
When Everyone Has the Same Qualifications
In the labor market, the simple dynamics of supply and demand apply. When everyone has the same qualifications, then having them is not much of an advantage. Think how you can differentiate yourself. You may become an expert in a … Continue reading