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The University of Glasgow has been awarded the highest famous distinction in the field of higher education because of their “world-leading” work on Scotland’s national poet. The university has been one of 22 institutions across the UK which received the prize this year including City of Glasgow College, Scotland’s Rural College, and the University of Strathclyde also among the winners. Queen’s Anniversary Prize: The Queen’s Anniversary Prizes recognize the outstanding work by UK schools and universities which demonstrate the highest standards of excellence and innovation, and provides significant benefits to the world as well as the public via education training,…

Retirement does not have to mean stopping work completely. Some older adults choose to continue working because they enjoy staying active, want additional income, or simply prefer having a regular routine and social contact. The right job can provide flexibility without requiring you to return to a demanding full-time schedule. Depending on your experience, interests and availability, you could work part-time, take temporary assignments, offer a service independently or work from home. What to Consider When Choosing a Job After Retirement A suitable role should fit your current goals rather than simply being labelled a “job for seniors”. Think about…

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak addressed Boston students, discussing the harmful consequences of smoking. PM pledges to create a smokefree generation. He wrote on his LinkedIn post: When I spoke to students in Boston yesterday, they asked me what I’d say if I found out that my kids smoked or vaped. My answer is the same as any parent – nobody wants their child to smoke. Smoking is the single biggest preventable cause of ill health, disease and death in our society. And right now, we have the opportunity to make a massive difference to millions of people for years to…

An apprenticeship can be a practical route into a career because you work in a real job while gaining job-specific skills and completing training. In England, apprentices are employees, so they receive a wage, holiday pay and other employment rights while spending at least 20% of their normal working hours on training or study. Apprenticeships can take from 8 months to 6 years depending on the type and level. This guide explains how to find an apprenticeship, check the requirements, prepare your application and approach the process in a more organised way. What Is an Apprenticeship? An apprenticeship combines practical…

Work experience can make it easier to show employers what you can actually do, especially when you are starting your career or moving into a new field. It can help you build practical skills, understand workplace expectations and create stronger examples for your CV and interviews. Work experience does not have to mean a long-term full-time job. Volunteering, internships, placements, part-time work, temporary roles, apprenticeships and relevant projects can all give you useful evidence of your abilities. Why Work Experience Matters When Looking for a Job Qualifications can show what you have studied, while work experience can show how you…