APSCo has first tranche of Kickstart applications approved
The Government’s Kickstart Scheme is encouraging business to create job roles for young people, and APSCo is leading the way
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FDM Group opens the doors to STEM to everyone
One-third of the tech careers launched by FDM Group over the past 20 years were for candidates with zero STEM experience
DiversIT Charter to launch to tackle the lack of women in tech in Europe
Council of European Professional Informatics Societies (CEPIS) bolsters its commitment to increasing the number of women in tech
Turbulent year leaves most students worried about career prospects
Life has not been easy for students in 2020 and many are concerned or uncertain about what the future holds, says Urban Jungle CEO
‘Jumping the hurdles’: moving women into cybersecurity’s top spots
As cybercrime escalates, moving women into cybersecurity’s top spots could help according to an Accenture report: An Accenture Cybersecurity Forum
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Disabled people plunged into employment crisis by COVID, survey finds
The Government needs to act now to avoid a jobs crisis for disabled people, the Leonard Cheshire charity warns
3 Minutes With: Lisa O’Connor, managing director, Accenture
Ahead of the Women in IT Summit New York, Lisa O’Connor, managing director at Accenture, spoke to Information Age about her part in the event and promoting diversity
Red Hat: women in STEM need the support of both genders
It’s not enough to simply support other women in STEM; both genders need to work together to see gender equality in the industry
Launch of UK’s first Islamic Finance undergraduate degree
Birmingham City University’s new degree allows undergraduates to explore the world of Islamic finance and corporate social responsibility
It’s time to rethink the traditional recruitment process
PitchMe is rethinking and reworking the recruitment process, highlighting the previously unseen potential of job applicants.
