We regularly publish updates to provide learners with support on topics such as safety, diversity and wellbeing.
Many learners balance their education alongside caring responsibilities at home. Whether you support a child, parent, partner, sibling, grandparent, or friend, caring for others can be both rewarding and challenging.
Presenting yourself in your best light is not about being perfect, it’s about self‑awareness, demonstrating respect for others, consistency and a willingness to grow. When people feel valued, professionals feel confident, and teams thrive.
Even with new laws like the Online Safety Act, harmful content can still reach you. That’s why your ability to question what you see online matters more than ever - be aware and make sure you are Media Literate.
As we enjoy the warmer months and spend more time socialising, Rachel Johnson, JGA’s Employability Tutor and Youth Advocate, shares some important reminders about staying safe, maintaining your wellbeing, and looking out for others.
You may have heard the term “manosphere” in the news or on social media recently - especially in shows like Louis Theroux’s ‘Inside the Manosphere’ documentary, EastEnders and Adolescence, as well as talk about David Haye’s behaviour in the recent I’m A Celebrity All Stars show.
Antisemitism is hatred, prejudice or discrimination against Jewish people. Here's a quick guide to recognising antisemitism, staying safe online and being an ally at work.
With the clocks “springing forward” by one hour to British Summer Time on March 29th, we all benefit with extended daylight hours. But why is this practice put in place?
Tourette Syndrome is a genetically determined neurological condition, the key features of which are tics, involuntary and uncontrollable sounds and movements.
Did you know that simply changing how you think could help you live longer? Optimism isn't just about putting on a happy face, it's a scientifically-proven mindset that can transform your mental health and extend your lifespan.
January is often a time when we look at the things we ought to do – more of this and less of that.
