The Latest news from Learning Curve Group

Impact of Brexit on Skills

With an uncertain future surrounding Brexit and the UK’s position within the European Union, a major concern for employers across the UK is the impact leaving the EU is going to have on their organisation.

Don’t let your contributions go back to the treasury

Introduced over two years ago, the apprenticeship levy has transformed the ways that businesses think about their training and development opportunities. However, reports have shown that many aren’t using the levy to their advantage.

What is end-point assessment?

End-point assessment (EPA) is one of the biggest changes from the apprenticeship reforms. All learners now have to complete an end-point assessment in order to complete their course, rather than being continually assessed throughout.

Narrowing Skills Shortages with the Apprenticeship Levy

Skills gaps are on the increase; with an ageing workforce, the uncertainty of Brexit, and the lowest unemployment rates since the 70’s, finding staff with the right skills to fill vacancies is becoming an increasing struggle.

County Durham Training Provider launch Charity Foundation

A County Durham training provider has launched their own charity foundation to help transform lives across the region. Learning Curve Group, based in Spennymoor, have raised over £50,000 in the past four years through the fundraising efforts of their staff and clients.

LCG announce charity ball to raise money for new charitable foundation

It’s time to celebrate, because the war is over! We’re delighted to announce that the theme of this year’s annual Charity Ball is VE Day. Guests can expect a party like no other as the celebration of the end of rationing, air raid sirens and blackouts begins.

Education and training partnership will provide employers with ‘one-stop shop’

Learning Curve Group is partnering with local university to provide businesses with access to a broad portfolio of qualifications to meet business needs. The strategic partnership with Teesside University will allow the training provider to support businesses with even more qualifications. This means that employers working with both organisations will have easy access to qualifications ranging from Level 1 GCSE qualifications, or equivalent, through to post-graduate degrees. A one-stop shop for all their training needs, taking advantage of the opportunities presented by the apprenticeship levy.

The Eve of Brexit: Insight from Liam Halligan on future proofing your business

With an uncertain future surrounding Brexit and the UK’s position within the European Union, a major concern for employers across the UK is the impact leaving the EU is going to have on their organisation.