August 2022

Source: Lidya Nada/Unsplash Accurately identifying the specific emotions you are feeling is the foundation of all other emotion regulation skills. Here are three ways to improve your identification of emotions (including a fun one!) 1. Bingo of emotions. Create yourself a bingo card with as many emotion words as youRead More →

New partnership creates social value for £130m Miller’s Quay development Hundreds of students at Wirral Met College’s construction campus in Wirral Waters will have access to a ‘real world’ classroom and structured activity program to enrich their learning and prepare them for employment in the construction industry. modern building. BuildingRead More →

For decades, TV shows have helped young children practice their ABCs and 1-2-3s. From “The Electric Company” to “Sesame Street” to “Between the Lions”, research has shown that educational programs can effectively teach children the basics of literacy and numeracy, such as letter and number recognition. sounds and how numbersRead More →

Recent research by leading national training provider, The Skills Network, reveals updated skills gaps following the successful acquisition of three new Skills Bootcamps training contracts to deliver training nationwide The UK-based provider has revealed the most in-demand skills across multiple regions across the UK, including East Midlands, East of England,Read More →

Mr. Samson Itodo, CEO, Yiaga Africa By Bridget Ikyado The Executive Director of Yiaga Africa, Mr. Samson Itodo, advised students in the country to acquire professional skills, in order to be self-sufficient after graduation. Itodo said in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja that learningRead More →

An edited version of the editorial below by NAB CEO Ross McEwan appeared in age and Sydney Morning Herald Monday, August 29, 2022. The challenge facing the Australian Government’s Jobs and Skills Summit is clear. We have an economy approaching full capacity with a shortage of workers now a criticalRead More →

Given the isolation created by the pandemic, it’s no surprise that some of our youngest students struggle with basic social skills, like how to interact with classmates and teachers, how to take turns , how to ask for help and even how to play. These are all skills that youngRead More →

A number of women wishing to take on leadership roles have begun their journey to becoming councilors or mayors in the 2024 elections. On Saturday, August 20, Local Government Minister Melissa Horne welcomed the first 60 participants in the first batch of the state government’s Women Leading Locally program. “AchievingRead More →

Transitioning to a digital world requires a proactive strategy that relies on anticipating change and providing organizations and employees with the skills they need to thrive. Digital transformation is more people-centric than technology-centric. If you want to adapt to an even more digital future, you need to develop the capabilitiesRead More →

North Carolina’s youngest students made solid progress in early literacy skills in the 2021-22 school year, outperforming students in other states where the same assessment is used to measure progress students throughout the year. The gains were made in the first full year of a massive, statewide initiative to supportRead More →

EdCamp students at elemental border completed projects where they developed their skills in planning, creating, problem-solving and collaborating this summer. Students created music videos, built fairy gardens, played charades, had opportunities for sensory activities, made slime, participated in a bubblemania activity and more. “They can also do fun things thatRead More →

In today’s competitive recruiting climate, empty career progression programs can not only cost you the retention of existing employees, but can also hurt future recruitment if the company’s reputation is made of false promises. Companies often embrace their support for internal mobility when it comes to the career development ofRead More →

(Editor’s note: This is the eighth in a series of articles highlighting College of Information Science and Technology students and their summer internships and professional development experiences.) UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State senior Ella Maquito spent the summer helping a major spirits brand expand its global reach. As anRead More →

Many factors contribute to success in the workplace. One of the most important is leadership skills for the workplace. Leadership isn’t just about being a good boss. It’s about being a good leader. And when you’re looking for work, you want to know that your potential employer will be ableRead More →

Durvesh Yadav, the serial entrepreneur emphasizes the importance of skills rather than a college degree. Gone are the days when academic degrees or grades on grade sheets were used to define an individual’s successful career! Today the world has changed and your scoresheet is worthless if you can’t find yourRead More →

Have you ever thought about how capable your child is of taking care of themselves? Are the children independent enough to make simple decisions? Have you wondered if your child has learned essential life skills to face the world? Life skills are based on many of our experiences that areRead More →

“There are a few steps in this visa process that might make it a little easier so that a few more students can stay in Australia and have a career here,” Ms Jackson said. “These are extremely bright and promising people who have already made a considerable investment in Australia.Read More →

In the past, children enjoyed two months of summer vacation before returning to school. But that hasn’t been the case for a while. Everyone’s life has been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. But the children have been particularly affected as they return to school after almost two years without participatingRead More →

It is important to inform students and develop action-based thinking and analysis, to help them adapt to new situations and think creatively to succeed in the real world; this is where life skills play a major role Have you ever thought about how capable your child is of taking careRead More →

Conventional tests can underestimate a student’s ability to learn. Sociocultural barriers, test anxiety, and differences in brain development rates can skew results. In principle, neuroscience tools that allow observation of brain activity could better characterize learning gains. But neuroscience and education have not always formed successful partnerships. New search whichRead More →

Published: 2:38 PM August 18, 2022 Training providers are set to tackle acute skills shortages in vital sectors in Norfolk and Suffolk under a £1million scheme. New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has appointed eight specialist companies to run Skills Bootcamps to boost the employability of 240 people in keyRead More →

LEVANT, Maine (WABI) — A group of fourth-grade students from Levant finished Spark Pug Academy this week with plenty of takeout. They spent the week learning the ropes of firefighting and fire safety with the Levant Fire Department. “In 2015 we had a young child who lost his life inRead More →

Dementia Australia today reiterated the need for regular dementia education for older workers, as recommended in the final report of the Royal Commission on Quality and Safety in Care for Older People. Dementia Australia CEO Maree McCabe AM said any discussion informing the Jobs and Skills Summit in September toRead More →

In partnership with the Association of College and University EducatorsWest Virginia University offers all instructors, including adjuncts and GTAs, the opportunity to pursue a certificate in effective college teaching for free. It is the only college education degree approved by the American Council on Education. Four courses focused on learningRead More →

Good Neighbor Active Living Center (GNALC) hosts an open house to encourage seniors to stay active, socialize and connect to the community. GNALC is Manitoba’s largest seniors center and the organization has come to realize that the pandemic has affected everyone, but seniors have been impacted in ways that otherRead More →

Long before “The Big Quit” became a global buzzword at the height of the pandemic, with employees at all stages of their careers stepping out of their comfort zones and making brave decisions, many platforms e-learning had already anticipated a major shift in workplace dynamics. For decades, workplaces have emphasizedRead More →

Federal Industry Minister Ed Husic will participate this week organize five invitation-only industry roundtables to discuss the challenges posed by skilled labor shortages ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s Jobs and Skills Summit to be held in Parliament the first week of september. Mr. Husic will moderate two panel discussionsRead More →

If management is a career goal, you know it will take more than work experience to stand out at the next promotion. Earning a management skills certification validates your ability to lead a team, giving your employer confidence that you have the skills to successfully manage a team. Many leadershipRead More →

You might not think that a computer programming camp would be an attractive prospect for a group of kids in the summer. But the energy and excitement was palpable on Friday as a dozen young people sat down in front of their laptops. Soft Landing Missoula, a nonprofit that worksRead More →

Oant to be a better decision maker? Get an Xbox or PlayStation. Although detractors may consider them a waste of time, video games actually have extremely useful side benefits for business owners. In fact, a recent study shows that people who play video games frequently show increased brain activity andRead More →

Whether it’s primarily for the love of children, the love of ducks – or both – Woodie Camp lives on again. The province of years gone by of the defunct Minnesota Waterfowl Association (MWA), Woodie Camp was and remains a summer camp for kids who want to learn about waterfowlRead More →

The UK government must recognize and properly address digital poverty if it is to address the growing skills gap and support economic growth, according to the charity group Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA). Elizabeth Anderson, COO of DPA, said UKTN data from the charity shows that 82% of jobs in theRead More →

Indian Institute of Technology Madras Pravartak Technologies Foundation (IITM PTF) has partnered with Sony India Software Center Private limited to equip students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with industry-ready technical skills. The course named “Sony India Finishing School Skill Development Training Program” aims to provide training in certain areas such asRead More →

Private businesses in the Ashanti region have acquired skills to provide better and improved services to their customers. Dubbed ‘Ashanti Business Clinic and Exhibition’, businesses were offered a platform for networking, marketing and growth. Disruptions in the business environment following the Russian-Ukrainian war and Covid-19 necessitated the business clinic toRead More →

Life skills programs for women at the Where Rainbows Meet Training and Development Foundation in Vrygrond help unemployed women start their own small businesses. PHOTO: provided The Where Rainbows Meet Training and Development Foundation in Vrygrond offers unemployed women in the community various life skills and leadership programs. Mymoena Scholtz,Read More →

RMIT’s second Skills and Jobs Center has opened on RMIT’s Bundoora campus – offering free expert advice on training, retraining and employment options for prospective students, job seekers employment and members of the community. In partnership with the Victorian Department of Education and Training and the Victorian Skills Authority, theRead More →

In this role for just over two years now, Guy Hancock has helped local members of the group and the community at large identify species and liaise with Queensland Herbarium and Biosecurity Queensland. As Bundaberg Regional Coordinator for the Weed Spotters Network Queensland, Guy Hancock, the Council’s Land Protection Officer,Read More →

As one of the nation’s top players among the high school class of 2023, AJ Gracia has played high-level competitions at notable venues and come into contact with an array of decorated coaches. Even Gracia, however, was surprised by the opportunity to play against some of the best players inRead More →

The ability to learn independently is one of the most vital learning skills that parents can help their child develop, as children who learn more independently generally show greater confidence and confidence. greater sense of control. Young children can be encouraged to learn independently, but it can be difficult forRead More →

Since the pandemic hit, one of the many things that has become more popular is the interest in learning survival skills. New England experts say they’ve had a lot more people requesting lessons, and now they’re hosting an event for anyone to learn those skills and put them through theirRead More →

HAMILTON, Ohio — While some kids are focused on escaping school for the summer, a special group of students in Hamilton are focused on learning new skills outside of the classroom. HYPE, an acronym that stands for Hamilton Young People Empowered, is now in its seventh year, according to theRead More →

Through their work this summer in the College’s community gardens and student farm, Albion students from the Center for Sustainability and the Environment are developing flexible tools for professional and personal success. August 4, 2022 Installing the deer fence in the Albion Community Gardens (left to right): Professor Trisha Franzen;Read More →

Center of Excellence in Maritime and Shipbuilding (CEMS), a skills development initiative by Indian Register of Shipping and Sagarmala – Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Medhavi Skills University (MSU), a UGC, DGT and NSDC recognized Skills University. CEMS and MSU willRead More →

By Jill Lynch daily news newspaper HARRISONBURG, Va. (AP) – For a culinary summer program at a local high school, there can never be too many cooks in the kitchen. On the Road Collaborative, a nonprofit after-school and summer enrichment program—aimed at closing the “achievement gap” for disadvantaged students—offers aRead More →

The city grew Youth Summer Employment Program (SYEP) benefits teens and young people with various opportunities at Queens Community House (QCH), the social service organization based in Forest Hills. In February, Mayor Eric Adams announced that SYEP would include a record 100,000 young people participating in the summer jobs programRead More →

ISLAMABAD: The Embassy of the United States (USA) brought together 500 English language professionals from across the country at a conference under the theme “Fostering Intercultural Competence (ICC) in the EFL Classroom” . Aaron Tarver, Acting Public Affairs Officer at the Embassy in Islamabad, concluded the three-day conference. It wasRead More →

A Lincoln nonprofit launched its first-ever tech courses on Friday, aimed at helping those changing careers or just need help developing skills to find a job. “The goal is to get people into the workforce into entry-level tech jobs,” said EduTech program coordinator Kathy Najjar. Hosted by the Center forRead More →