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In this article we'll discuss:
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- Ways in which career advisers can offer practical advice.
- How to use resources to link up students with placement opportunities.
- Helping students gain the life skills they need to succeed in their desired career fields.
David Gristwood is a Learning Lead for Access Learning course content. He specialises in course design for Cyber security training.
In this blog he covers:
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- The latest Cyber Crime statistics
- What is a cyber attack?
- What is phishing, and how to prevent phishing attacks
- What is malware, and how to prevent malware attacks
- What is whaling, and how to prevent whaling attacks
- Free guide, ‘How to make your workforce cyber resilient’
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Learning in organisations is moving away from traditional, and often lengthy, eLearning. Instead, companies are starting to adopt microlearning’s innovative approach to development and delivery.
Average reading time: 4 minutes
Many people aspire to become a parent, however, infertility is becoming more common. On average one in six couples are impacted by fertility challenges in the UK1. Undergoing a fertility journey is mentally and physically exhausting. The process is demanding, invasive and places a strain on mental health with no real certainty of success.
Digital learning has come a long way since ‘eLearning’ was coined, in 1999 by educational technology expert Elliott Masie.
As we shift to a post-pandemic world, there is an increasing lens on the world of digital learning and how it will continue to play a crucial role in workplace learning and development in 2022 and beyond.
To explore this further, The Access Group attended this year’s Learning Technologies event - Europe's leading showcase of organisational learning and professional development. With over 9,000 attendees from 50 different countries and over 200 seminars, it’s fair to say it’s a pretty big deal on the learning and development (L&D) calendar.
Don’t worry if you missed it, this quick rundown will bring you up to speed with the biggest trends in the digital learning and development space right now, and how your business can stay ahead of the competition.
UPDATE: We now have a new article on this topic, Learning trends to expect in 2023 | Blogs | The Access Group but read on if you’d like to see what we were talking about in 2022.
Digital learning has come a long way since ‘eLearning’ was coined, in 1999 by educational technology expert Elliott Masie.
As we shift to a post-pandemic world, there is an increasing lens on the world of digital learning and how it will continue to play a crucial role in workplace learning and development in 2022 and beyond.
To explore this further, The Access Group attended this year’s Learning Technologies event - Europe's leading showcase of organisational learning and professional development. With over 9,000 attendees from 50 different countries and over 200 seminars, it’s fair to say it’s a pretty big deal on the learning and development (L&D) calendar.
Don’t worry if you missed it, this quick rundown will bring you up to speed with the biggest trends in the digital learning and development space right now, and how your business can stay ahead of the competition.
Sarah Mian, Head of Learning Content at The Access Group spoke at Learning Technologies about employee resignation rates in the UK and what is motivating staff in the workplace in a post-pandemic world. She explores how learning and development opportunities and technology can help to improve employee retention and drive greater business outcomes.
Following on from Mental Health Awareness Week this month, we can reflect back on the fantastic initiatives’ organisations have run to highlight the importance of mental health.
The rules about law firm referrals from third parties and how to avoid problems
Our recent webinar looked at a number of important topics related to the involvement of law firms and solicitors in referral arrangements with external third parties. In this article we cover the rules under which law firms have to operate, common issues found in referral arrangements and agreements, and how firms can avoid problems going forward.
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is focused on protecting consumer interest in terms of how the rule of law and the administration of justice is delivered. Any law firm or practising solicitor could appear on the SRA’s radar at any time regarding areas of compliance, which could result in a visit as part of the regulator’s Thematic Review programme.
Most law firms consistently do their best to ensure they achieve the highest possible professional standards, embed ethical values within their businesses and remain fully compliant with their regulatory obligations. Most of the people at the law firms we speak to, even if they haven’t yet had an SRA visit, know the SRA is a very active regulator, and taking short cuts or box-ticking is a very short-sighted approach to compliance management. But some firms are not so well-prepared and often reach out for help.
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- Legal
