UK unemployment rates drop; is employability still a concern?
As the UK economy reopens, unemployment rates in the UK have dropped for the fourth month in a row according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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YETI Infinity – Transform your delivery with a solution to fit your world.
YETI Infinity takes the first-class MIS functionality of YETI to a new level. By pairing it with the tools to deliver end-to-end apprenticeship and skills
Helping DWP Programme Providers Do More with YETI
Firstly, congratulations to all the organisations awarded a contract on the DWP Programme for Employment and Health-Related Services (CAEHRS). Tier 1 contract winners have now
Emma Cook takes the reigns at CogniSoft
CogniSoft are pleased to announce that from October, Emma Cook, a familiar face to most of you, has been appointed as Managing Director. Scott Robson,
CogniSoft is taking digital transformation seriously with new appointment
Greg Wenden has joined CogniSoft in the newly created role of Head of Information Technology. Greg is tasked with taking CogniSoft on the next phase
The Evolution of Employability: Advisers are still the key!
Employability by its very nature, has to evolve, as the labour market it supports also evolves. From its origins in Welfare-to-Work programmes of the 90’s and noughties,
Employability in the Post-Covid aftermath
The human impact of Covid-19 is at the forefront of people’s thoughts – and rightly so. However, the impact on people’s livelihood will be felt
Covid-19
Dear Customer, Over the last few days, the leadership team at CogniSoft have been discussing the developing Covid-19 situation and the potential impact on our
Communications Manager
Along with our upcoming Tutor Module, we’re pleased to announce an update and expansion of our existing communications solution. Communications Manager succeeds the Comms Module,
The ESFA’s Eileen Milner Signals Crackdown on Post-16 Subcontracting Delivery
Eileen Milner released a letter this week outlining the ESFA’s awareness that “subcontracted provision is not appropriately controlled”. Sent directly to providers and published on
