George Bernard Shaw observed “We are made wise not by the recollection of our past, but by the responsibility for our future”. Jane Gray discovers how people and the companies they work for are both being asked to take responsibility for advancing their skills.
From the formation of the coalition government through the austerity Budget and the Comprehensive Spending Review, the impression of hard times and the requisite adjustments in society is palpable. One of the most important issues for society pushed to the front of the queue by this zeitgeist for overhaul is the skills of the nation’s…
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