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We are delighted to announce that 48 workplace learning programmes have been recognised for a Princess Royal Training Award in 2019!
Our businesses are at the forefront of developing skills for future growth
Our Learning Insights 2019 research reveals that while employees around the world have a strong appetite for learning, they are inhibited by a lack of accessible, appropriate and engaging training opportunities.
In our latest research report, Sense & Instability we call on the Government to urgently rethink how skills and education policy in the UK is designed and delivered.
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The latest Learning Insights research from Kineo reveals that while employees around the world have a strong appetite for learning, they are inhibited by a lack of accessible, appropriate and engaging training opportunities.
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We are delighted to announce that 48 workplace learning programmes have been recognised for an award in 2019 across areas including health & wellbeing, leadership, preventative training and apprenticeships.
Gen2 were delighted to welcome HRH The Princess Royal to their Head Office in Workington, Cumbria to officially open the building and meet with apprentices.
New research conducted by Kineo reveals that while employees around the world have a strong appetite for learning, they are inhibited by a lack of accessible, appropriate and engaging training opportunities.