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Navigating the World of Internships

In today’s highly competitive employment environment, one would think it would be pretty easy to land a coveted summer internship. Many new casinos are constantly popping up,

Staycation: How to be an intrepid explorer in the UK

Though COVID-19 might have ruined plans to go abroad through 2020 and 2021, there are many beauty spots and places to visit right on our doorsteps. So,

The Evolution of the Types of Careers that Exist

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How to write your first Resume

Young people, with no work experience, are often forced to change their place of residence, to emigrate to work in their learned profession. Are you going to

Five ways to give your kids private school standard education at home

In the UK only 7% of the population went or go through the private system, but from this small percentage, 95% go on to get top jobs

How Well Are Your Local Schools Educating Children with Learning Difficulties?

It’s important that education is accessible for everyone, including those with special educational needs (SEN). Children with SEN face a different kind of struggle with learning and

A Learner Who is Truly Going Places

I don’t think I’m the only one who enjoys and therefore looks forward to those staff meetings where there’s no agenda and we discuss anything and everything

The Evolution and Significance of History as a School Subject

As much as there are many institutions of learning coming into existence which strive to be a little less “institutionalised” in the manner through which they deliver

The Secret of How the Elite Educate their Children

Being right in the heart of the education industry, albeit with what I truly believe is a much more noble cause, naturally all the latest news about

The Extracurricular Work Teachers Do

I really wish it was hosted at some other international venue instead of just down the road at the local university’s amphitheatre, because then that would have