Monthly Archives: October 2017

Does university really prepare graduates for the world of work?

More than half (52 per cent) of UK employers believe university prepares graduates for the world of work, according to new research commissioned by The TEFL Academy. The international education specialists polled 1,824 UK employers to discover their attitudes on what makes an impressive CV, and discovered that much more than just a degree is
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A third of UK SMEs are resigned to a ‘Hard Brexit’

The reality of Brexit is finally being felt by UK SMEs, although just a fifth (20 per cent) expect Brexit to be achieved by March 2019, according to the latest SME Confidence Tracker from business funder Bibby Financial Services. Whilst the vast majority (71 per cent) of SMEs are clear that Brexit will happen, more
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A three-step guide to buying: The key steps involved in buying a business

Buying your first business can seem daunting but the trick is to follow a series of key steps. During each stage your primary focus will be on one particular activity and this will help you feel more in control and move ahead with confidence. So, if you’re planning a business purchase, here are some important
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16:22 on Sunday is officially the ‘end’ of the weekend

Sundays are being cut short for UK workers due to thoughts shifting towards the Monday morning and the working week ahead, according to new research. At approximately 16:22 on Sundays, thoughts turn to the working week ahead for many British workers. Whether you love or loathe your job, Monday mornings can be a thorn in
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