You’ve Been Announced as a Technical Excellence College – What Now?
Being named a Technical Excellence College is a big achievement but it quickly gives way to a much more practical question:
Could improving your literacy skills help you take the next step in your education or career?
Improving literacy doesn't just help with reading and writing. It can increase confidence, support progression into further education and provide a stronger foundation for future learning, including short courses for career change, workplace training and other CPD courses UK learners can access online.
The Curve Conversations Life After Results Day
Learning Curve Group had its second instalment of ‘Curve Conversations’, with this episode focussing on ‘Life After Results Day’.
Are short-form apprenticeship units the future of workforce development?
The way employers think about skills is changing; for many organisations, the challenge is no longer simply finding people with the right qualification.
Invest in Your Organisation Ahead of the Competency and Conduct Changes
The housing sector is changing - with new professional standards coming into force this year, it is a critical time for housing professionals. The Competence and Conduct Standard aims to raise professionalism across social housing by ensuring senior staff the skills knowledge and behaviours needed to deliver safe, resident-focused services.
Are Your Frontline Housing Staff Compliant with the New Competency and Conduct Standard?
From October 2026, social housing providers across England will be operating under a new regulatory requirement: the Competence and Conduct Standard. Learn how you can comply with a Learning Curve Group apprenticeship.
Celebrating Learner Progress This GCSE Results Day
Learning Curve Group has had another positive year for GCSE results, with learners across the country making strong progress in English and maths.
Learning Curve Group partners with IPHM
We’re pleased to announce a new partnership between Learning Curve Group and the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine (IPHM).
Apprenticeship vs College vs University: What's Actually Right for You?
The average university degree now leaves graduates with over £40,000 of debt. Meanwhile, apprentices earn while they train, with average salaries of around £19,700 a year.