National Inclusion Week 2026
National Inclusion Week takes place from 14th to 20th September, with this year’s theme ‘Build Trust. Navigate Change’.
Learning Curve Group and The CPD Group: Supporting Quality Learning from Development to Recognition
For organisations developing training and professional development, creating high-quality learning is only part of the journey.
MindsetAI: scaling intelligent support
How Learning Curve Group (LCG) moved from a targeted AI tutor proof of concept to a reusable platform for learner, customer and staff support.
Defence Skills Must Be a National Priority – Not a Regional Lottery
The British Armed Forces have long offered young people a route into skilled, long-term careers. At present, opportunities into the Armed Forces are increasingly important, with 13% of young people aged 16-24 who are NEET (Not in Education, Employment and Training).
Sexual Health Awareness Week
Taking care of your body isn’t just about fitness, diet and sleep. Sexual health and your wellbeing are vital parts of your overall lifestyle. Yet, despite this being a fundamental part of your healthcare, there is quite often still a stigma associated with it.
What is a Military Preparation Training College?
When considering a career in the Armed Forces, many young people find it difficult to know where to start.
SEND Reform and Inclusion in Post-16 Education
For too many young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), the transition into post-16 education can expose the gaps between different parts of the education system.
World Suicide Prevention Day is on September 10th, but suicide prevention is never just a one-day focus
In 2026, the UK is a growing focus on mental health awareness, early intervention and community training. You don’t need to be a doctor to help someone through a crisis, but having the right training gives you the tools and confidence to step in safely.
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: