US2U Consulting Podcast - Managing Generation Z
US2U Consulting release a new video podcast episode.
Breathe Technology says: Be wary of free security apps
Just because a free security app is popular doesn’t mean it’s safe.
HRH The Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO officially opened the WongAvery Music Gallery during a visit to Trinity Hall
His Royal Highness was invited to a reception at the College, with a chance to view the new building. HRH joined guests in the Dining Hall for lunch, before a dedication ceremony was held in the Music Gallery.
St Mary’s choir sings for sell-out crowds at Cambridgeshire County Day
St Mary’s Junior School choir wowed the crowds at Newmarket Racecourse on the 23rd June at the Cambridgeshire County Day, with two special singing performances - including an unforgettable performance of the official County Day Jubilee song.
New study - rejected minorities turn to risky coping behaviours
Findings show increase in unprotected sex, drinking, smoking and cannabis use.
Education in China - 2022 Market Update
12 months after China implemented stringent policies to regulate the after-school tutoring market, what are the trends, challenges, and business opportunities in China’s education sector? Jane Ru, the Education & Publishing Sector Lead at Crayfish.io, shares her observations and views.
Are you one of the 8%? (Statistically, probably not…)
Adaptability is one of the skills employers say they need the most, but it’s the one they invest in the least – despite it being the skill employees possess the least.
Don’t get left behind on your current phone system – now is the time to jump to the future
If you've been considering switching from your current phone system to a cloud telephony solution, now is the time to do it.
Health tech PocDoc announces fully funded PhD at University of East Anglia’s Colour & Imaging Lab
PocDoc, the digital health platform and personal diagnostics provider, and the University of East Anglia are pleased to announce the funding of a PhD placement at the Colour & Imaging Lab.
Meet Cambridge welcomes International Association Conferences this summer
The official conference and events bureau for Cambridge and the surrounding area is preparing to welcome around 850 delegates at three international association conferences during August and September.
ARU students send Shakespeare into space
Shakespeare’s Globe releases seven short films inspired by famous plays.
Cambridge Regional College SEND team reach finals of national award
The Green Team at Cambridge Regional College are announced as finalists in The National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards 2022.
Talk on how ARU Peterborough will boost business
New university Assistant Principal, Dr Tom Williamson, to address Institute of Directors
Murray Edwards futureproofs AV expertise with new appointment
A Cambridge College is strengthening its technical capability with the appointment of Liam Martin as Audio Visual Technician – including meeting the currently changing needs for hybrid events.
Xaar hosts ‘tomorrow’s engineers’ with visit from local school
Xaar recently welcomed local pupils and teachers to its manufacturing site in Huntingdon, to showcase the fascinating opportunities that science, engineering and technology offers as a career.
Cambridge students’ innovative robotic seed planter reaches UK science and engineering final
Students from St Faith’s School in Cambridge are set to compete at the finals of The Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition, with their unique invention of a remote-controlled seed planting robot.
Fix it before it’s broken
There’s a general principle in life that we adhere to.
Cobot Taster Training at Productivity East - 6th July
Productivity East is excited to share details of the next date for our popular cobot taster sessions – Wednesday 6th July, 16:00 to 19:30.
Salaries increase as recruitment and retention become more difficult for accountancy firms in East Anglia
Accountancy training firm First Intuition has released the findings from its most recent salary survey of employers of accountants.
ARU creative writing lecturer up for award at this year’s Postgrad Awards
Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) Lecturer in Creative Writing, Menna van Praag, has been shortlisted in the Masters Teacher of the Year category at this year’s Postgrad Awards.
New visa route open for graduates
A new High Potential Individual (HPI) visa route has opened enabling recent graduates from eligible overseas universities to work in the UK without sponsorship.
New toolkit launched to help businesses boost staff wellbeing
Employers can find out the potential financial benefits of increasing employee wellbeing with an innovative cost effectiveness calculator.
From code-breakers to playmakers: Join Newnham College to celebrate 150 years of pioneering women
The Cambridge college is throwing open its doors and ringing in its 150th anniversary with a free Festival of Arts, Science and Ideas on 2-3 July, open to everyone.
Recruiting school staff from overseas
Following the challenges faced and overcome by schools across the UK since 2020, there is a much-publicised concern that many existing teachers will choose to leave the profession as the world emerges from the pandemic. In response, the Department for Education has announced ‘retention bonuses’ for some teachers and raised recruitment targets for trainee teachers.
Four for the price of five
Trials start this week for a four-day week. If successful, will it just change our schedule or how we think about change itself?