Celebrating Two Promotions at CogniSoft
We are thrilled to announce the promotions of two of our valued team members; Greg Wenden and Nichola Castle, to Technical Director and Head of
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How technology has transformed the way we work
The use of digital technology in our everyday lives has seen exponential growth since the mid-2000s. When COVID-19 restrictions led to people working from home,
The importance of funding for employability post COVID-19
Funding is essential for providing programmes that deliver services to communities and those who need it most. To secure funding, service providers have to provide
Why is Data so important?
So often we hear people telling us that they are not getting the information that they expected to from their case management software. However, this
Embracing digital technology doesn’t mean you need to forgo the human touch
Following on from last month’s IEP Digital Technology Conference, one take away that stood out, is the need to embrace digital technology within the employability
How to choose the right case management software
Top tips for picking the right Case Management system: Thinking about investing in an employability management information system and don’t know where to start? At
Headline sponsors of IEP Digital Technology Conference 2021
Having worked alongside the employability sector since 2000, CogniSoft were delighted to have been the headline sponsor at this year’s Digital Technology Conference delivered by
Preparing for Ofsted with CogniSoft
Ofsted inspections can create an overwhelming sense of panic amongst tutors and training providers. However, only those who are unprepared will find themselves dreading an
How effective is the Government Kickstart Scheme?
Last summer, the UK Government introduced a new employer initiative ‘The Kickstart Scheme’ aimed at supporting unemployed young people. Those aged 16-24 on Universal Credit
Our Guide to AEB (The Adult Education Budget)
The Adult Education Budget (AEB) is an ESFA funded scheme that can really make a difference to the careers and skillset of UK adults. Employers and employees
