These are interesting times for community engagement and community work generally. Community centres, toddler groups, sports centres, many voluntary organisations, … More
Author: cllwarwickblog
Looking to apply for one of our part time or 2+2 undergraduate degrees but not quite sure what we’re looking for? We have put together a few tips to help you with your application.
Most of our undergraduate courses don’t have any entry requirements. This means we look at each application individually and use … More
What concerns me during the current pandemic, is the vulnerable children and loss of attachment to the practitioner, who is often the advocate for these children and their families
With little time to deliberate in the current pandemic, it was upon reading the article by Maggie (Good enough parenting … More
Now, more than ever, is the time for the skills of lifelong, life-wide and life-deep learning
The coronavirus has adversely affected the way we live our lives and caused daily difficulties for everyone. As I write … More
PG Blog: Rose Leek #15 Home so soon
We are all navigating our way around the lockdown. You might be furloughed or are working from home. Maybe you’re one of the vital key workers across a myriad of industries, or perhaps you’re in a role that can maintain social distancing and so continue your normal travels out to your place of work, but instead through quiet roads and empty high streets.
PG Blog: Rose Leek #14 Returning to study – while the world is just a little bit different right now…
It’s 2am and I’ve just settled my daughter back to sleep. My daughter is amazing, beautiful, perfect. She is also … More
Career Guidance provision in schools and colleges in England
With the advent of the Gatsby Benchmarks for Good Career Guidance in 2018, and the Careers and Enterprise Company in … More
Why it’s worth studying a 2+2 degree now
In this blog, CLL’s Senior Careers Consultant, Chris Manley, discusses the benefits of studying a 2+2 degree. We always knew … More
Good enough parenting during the Covid-19 pandemic
Winnicott (cited in Spelman, 2013) is perhaps more renowned in the field of early years development for his transitional object … More
Coaching has had a significant impact on me and I’ve seen inspirational change in others. I’ve not come across another development process that can create such an impact.
I’m feeling lost, scared, uncertain. I can’t visit my elderly relatives and I’m worried about them. I’ve had to close … More
