In this latest episode we return to Safaraz’s conversation with Charlotte Bosworth, the Managing Director of Innovate Awards. They return to the subjects of, skills development, education, and workforce evolution. Charlotte emphasizes the importance of adapting to employer needs, broadening support beyond formal qualifications, plus enhancing workforce recruitment and upskilling. They also touch on sector trends, challenges in endpoint assessments, and the need for stability in the education system. Charlotte shares insights into her book writing experience, international market exploration, and involvement in school governance. She finishes with a message of hope and collaboration for a stronger, more effective education and skills landscape.

In this brand-new episode of Canny Conversations Safaraz will be talking to Charlotte Bosworth, the Managing Director of Innovate Awards, an awarding organization making waves in the industry. Listen as Charlotte takes us through her journey, from a challenging upbringing to her impactful career choices. Discover the secrets behind Innovate Awards' success, Charlotte's dedication to serving clients, and the innovative approach to technology that sets them apart.

In this brand-new episode of The Canny Conversations Podcast, which is Series 5 Episode 30, We have the second half of Safaraz Ali’s conversation with Sue Thexton the Managing Director and EVP of One File, one of the technology leaders within the education sector. Their discussion continues, this week, looking at various facets of technology careers, industry challenges, and the broad spectrum of roles within technology companies. They will also be looking at the significance of diversity support, and the value of partnerships within the industry.
They touch on the challenges faced by training providers, the need for industry improvements, as well as growth strategies for OneFile, such as organic growth and potential acquisitions,
Saf and Sue also talk about the challenges faced by independent training providers and colleges, emphasizing the need for industry support and collaboration to address financial difficulties and improve completion rates.