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Small companies in the UK are resorting to DIY IT due to a lack of proper training.

Companies that offer training and sponsored study are more likely to attract and retain staff.

The BBC has commissioned an online learning programme based on the hit TV show Dragon's Den.

Companies should invest in workplace training, no matter how much it sets them back.

The mayor of London has announced plans to make technology integral to his vision of the UK capital's future.

Schools can aid pupils' learning by allowing them to use their own devices in class.

Children who use technology in schools are likely to have certain expectations when entering the workplace.

Virtual College has been named by Edxus as one of Europe’s 20 fastest growing and most innovative e-learning companies.

The majority of exam papers are now marked online.

The internet is increasingly being used for educational purposes across Africa.

Healthcare workers dealing with autistic adults need a better understanding of the condition

Virtual College attended this year’s HRD conference in London. Here’s what our team had to say.

Virtual College has added more courses to its growing catalogue, targeting the construction, social housing and healthcare sectors.

The number of young people applying for apprenticeships rose between February and April this year.

Companies need to prepare their workplace for younger, computer literate employees.

The Welsh government has invested £8 million in improving training for social workers.

Online learning resources are going to be rolled out to healthcare workers in the developing world.

Companies can improve staff training by using online resources.

Employers should roll out online learning resources to staff to boost business.

The Chartered Management Institute and the Campaign for Learning are seeking improved training for company leaders.