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Research revealed by City & Guilds today shows that almost nine in ten (88%) 16-18 year olds said that a visit to an employer was extremely useful to them, yet only a quarter (26%) of learners have been given this opportunity.

Maths lessons are seen as difficult, irrelevant and boring by about a third of teenagers, a survey suggests.

Titan the Robot and the promise of spectacular science and extraordinary experiments attracted over 600 visitors

It could be education’s future and boost our economy – a place where, instead of history and art, children are taught how to make money.

The quality of teenagers' work experience is strongly linked to future careers but must rely on more than just their parents' connections

A report by Dr Anthony Mann, Director of Research and Policy, Education and Employers Taskforce.

THE headteacher at a new studio school wants his pupils to be the next Alan Sugars and Richard Bransons.

A new type of cutting-edge school in which students will spend half a day a week in the workplace could be opened in Lutterworth next year.

Principal Barbara King invited along Thurrock MP Jackie Doyle Price to hammer in nails and contribute to the building of the school...

University careers services have never been more important, but how good are they? Not as great as they think, say recent graduates

Edge continues to support the Studio Schools Trust as the first Studio Schools open their doors to pupils.

The 5th annual VQ Day is taking place on Wednesday 20th June 2012 and preparations are now underway.