3 things every manager should know about managing Millennials and Gen Z
01 July 2022Who are millennials? Millennials are a demographic cohort following Gen X, born between 1981-1996. Some of their typical qualities consist of creativity, problem-solving, adaptability, and thinking outside the box. They are digital natives; millennials were born into an age of digital technology, and are therefore usually the centre of most marketing schemes. Millennials tend to […]
Read MoreStaying Safe Online – Part 5
02 June 2022Protecting yourself from Fraud and Cyber Crime In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, there has been a sharp rise in fraud both online and offline. The most common types of fraud include phishing emails, telephone and text message scams, and online shopping scams. It is more important than ever to be vigilant against fraudsters […]
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24 May 2022Learning to avoid phishing Social engineering and Phishing are both about tricking you into revealing information. The differences are: phishing works by targeting large numbers of people, in the hope that some of them will “click” phishing usually comes as some kind of link, luring you to click on it social engineering is much more […]
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17 May 2022Known Scams Coronavirus, Vaccine and Government Program Scams Scammers have been using the pandemic as the hook for a variety of scams. These range from selling fake N95 masks to vaccine-related scams, such as offering spots on a priority list. There have also been bogus surveys that gather personal information and fake charities collecting donations from victims. […]
Read MoreStaying Safe Online – Part 2
10 May 2022Online Meetings, Masterclasses and Video Conferencing As some classes, meetings and events are held online during hybrid working and learning, it is important to take extra precautions to safeguard your own safety as well as the safety of others. Especially when using online meeting tools such as Zoom, which enable our learning community to connect […]
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04 May 2022Digital Citizenship for Learners and Educators Since the 2020 pandemic and the shift to hybrid working patterns, digital platforms, such as Zoom and Microsoft teams have become integral to the ways in which we learn, work and socialise, meaning that everyone is a digital citizen. People are engaging with a wide range of digital technologies. This […]
Read MoreAdalta Development – CMI Learning Provider of the year 2021 Runner-up
21 March 2022The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) Learning Provider of the Year award recognises their partners for exceptional positive effect on learner experience, professional development and impact in the workplace as a result of their partnership with CMI. This is one of the most prestigious awards for training providers. To be considered for learning provider of […]
Read MorePsychological Safety
11 August 2021A few years ago, Google conducted a 2-year study of more than 200 teams, Project Aristotle. Their goal was to understand the factors contributing to team success. In their book The Seven Laws of Enough Gina LaRoche and Jennifer Cohen remind us that nobody gets to where they are on their own—even Jeff Bezos, Bill […]
Read MoreMaking the 20% Off-the- Job Learning Rule Work for the Business
19 July 2020A significant part of the new trailblazer Apprenticeships and probably the most talked about ‘funding rule’ is the 20% ‘off-the-job learning’ requirement. This is defined as learning which is undertaken outside of the normal day-to-day working environment and leads towards the achievement of an Apprenticeship. This can include training that is delivered at the Apprentice’s […]
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