In this insightful podcast series, we engage with a diverse group of learning and development (L&D) practitioners from various industries and sectors.
Together, we tackle the pressing questions in the realm of learning and development. We delve into how we can continuously learn and grow in our professional lives, offering practical tips along the way. A key focus of the series is on motivating innovation, developing people, cultivating innovative mindsets and retaining skilled people in role for longer.
In our May edition, host Justice Onwuka is joined by his fellow consultants to discuss whether the education system is truly reflective of the world of work today. With the number of young people not in education, employment, or training (NEETS) increasing, what can we do to unlock this ’lost’ talent?
We also explore the LinkedIn ‘Skills on the Rise’ report with a game of country skills bingo! What skill rates on the USA’s list, but not on the UK’s?
Content referenced in this podcast:
LinkedIn Skills on the Rise 2025: The 15 fastest-growing skills in the US | LinkedIn
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/spring-statement-2025-document
https://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/library/lost-boys
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It’s time for another podcast with host Justice Onwuka and fellow learning experts, Sian Parr and James Eynon. In this edition the team explore the value of apprenticeships, leadership load, burnout and whether AI will help or hinder future leaders.
Mentioned in the State of the Global Workplace Report - Gallup
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