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Research from across the globe is shedding light on the effects of music on the brain and how we can harness its power to supercharge our learning and smash our study goals. From how to effectively...
Diabetes affects over 415 million people globally, making it one of the most prevalent diseases worldwide. Despite its widespread impact, it is still widely misunderstood, and individuals living with...
Carers Week is an annual campaign raising awareness of the care sector and highlighting the challenges unpaid carers face throughout the country. In the UK alone, 1 in 5 adults are carers, equating...
In today's fast-paced and often remote work environment, effective communication is more crucial than ever. Communication skills play an essential role in every aspect of work, from building...
Here at The Skills Network, people are our superpower! Our first instalment of the ‘Introducing…’ series with Deputy Head of Business Development- Jack McDougall, was so popular, that we’ve...
The Skills Network welcomes the national government initiative to double fund Dementia research to 160 million a year from 2024 following breakthrough trial results for cognitive decline. Memory loss...
Young girls are disproportionately at risk of future underrepresentation in the ICT sector. The origins of the ICT gender divide can be linked to our formative education, when girls perceive ICT as an...
Happiness makes people more productive at work, according to the latest research from the University of Warwick. Some days, you or your team are just not firing on all cylinders and you can't figure...
It’s labelled an epidemic of the modern workplace, but what is employee burnout, what causes it, and can it be prevented? A recent study revealed that nearly one-quarter of people in the workforce...
Caring for a pet is proven to help increase empathy, responsibility, and sociability, which are also in-demand skills for life at work. This National Pet Day, The Skills Network want to celebrate the...
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