Careers & training

Employers have a responsibility to keep their staff’s skills up to date and as training becomes more engaging, it’s easier to do so than ever

Software developers now earn an average of £37,000 more than the average Brit, according to Hired

Hiring also put on hold as companies seek to take fewer risks amid political uncertainty, report finds

Around 90% of IT job roles are unfilled, says VP of Skills Certification

Training in data use and analytics are highly sought after by candidates

Experts say the 'bureaucracy and complexity' of the fund has alienated smaller businesses

Arvind Krishna takes over from the company's first female leader, ending her 39-year career with IBM

One female board member cannot be considered a "winning result", say industry experts

Security is an enterprise-wide risk management concern, not merely an IT issue

The pilot scheme will run throughout this academic year in the hope of identifying how technology can 'level the playing field' for students with disa…

What skills are required for techie Success in the US? We take a look...

The social network is boosting its UK workforce to 4,000 as it builds the tools to tackle harmful content

Corporation aiming to have two-thirds of its staff outside of London by 2027 with iPlayer and BBC Sound development moving to Tyneside

The Tech Talent Charter concedes the road ahead is long, but data shows it’s getting longer

Cyber security is in demand from every organisation, but what training and certification is needed?

Why the CIO role is still integral to business

Call for employers follows massive investment into state-of-the-art cyber lab

Finland's free online AI course will be available to all EU citizens and the UK should follow suit, according to industry experts

Although women now occupy a million STEM roles, the percentage of women in tech has barely risen since 2009

Fears mount over UK skills shortfall as searches for European tech roles continues to boom

How remote working, automation and AI will affect the way we work

Select committee finds the Wi-Fi facilities and poor standard of video conferencing are in dire need of upgrade