2010 has been a heady rollercoaster of a year for the UK's hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism sector. Government policy changes that have led to reduced immigration and cuts to Train to Gain and...

Few could question Lady Gaga's talent as a singer and chart-topping idol. But to what extent her life can be morphed into a qualification is extremely debatable.

With the House of Commons voting today on an increase in tuition fees, a company that screens job candidates' backgrounds and CVs has warned of an increase in "bogus degrees".

The LSN has challenged the Government's skills strategy, warning of "stagnant growth and faltering social mobility".

Half of businesses still fail to measure the business impact of their learning programmes, according to ESI, a subsidiary of learning provider Informa.

This week is Anger Awareness Week, dedicated to raising awareness of anger, the effects of anger on people's lives and how to overcome and manage anger.

With only three weeks to go, the final seven rose with the sun to embark on their bargain (treasure) hunt for unusual items. For unusual read 'not Louis Vuitton handbags'.

A web-based platform for managing the volunteering programmes of businesses and organisations has been launched.

67% of organisations in the UK lack the finances or time to invest sufficiently in training, research by a software company has suggested.

British manufacturing is poised to fill the growth gap as the public sector plays a smaller role in the economy, according to a survey of 300 companies released today.

Research by e-learning provider SkillSoft has found it is time, not money, that companies are failing to devote enough to when it comes to learning.

One third of NHS staff still do not receive an annual appraisal or personal development plan six years after agreeing the Knowledge and Skills Framework, according to Unison.