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.
Designed by Real People: Why Human Expertise Still Matters in an AI-Driven Curriculum
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we work.
Currys tackles driver shortage with new apprenticeship scheme
Currys is launching new driver apprenticeship in an effort to tackle the ongoing driver shortage and open up careers in logistics across the UK. It has partnered with Learning Curve Group, to launch the national Urban Driver Apprenticeship programme.
AI in the Workplace: How Curriculum Design Can Help You Prepare (Without Losing the Human Touch)
AI is transforming the workplace at an unprecedented pace, but while organisations are investing heavily in new technologies, the real challenge is preparing people to work confidently alongside it.
What to Expect on GCSE Results Day - and the Routes Available Beyond Sixth Form
GCSE results day 2026 falls on Thursday 20 August, with results released from around 8am. Whatever the day brings, it's worth knowing exactly what to expect and that sixth form or college isn't the only route from here.
Why results day is just the beginning
Nearly half of young school leavers (46%) now actively consider an apprenticeship as their next step after education - a clear sign that the old idea of grades as a single gateway to success no longer holds up.