by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 24, 2026 | News
The fitness industry has grown significantly over the past decade. More gyms, more qualified personal trainers, more awareness around the importance of physical activity than at any point in recent history. On the surface, the sector looks healthy. Look a little...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 23, 2026 | News
Something is shifting in the way the UK thinks about health. For decades, the default response to illness has been reactive. Wait for a problem to develop, seek a diagnosis, manage the symptoms. It works, to a degree, but it places enormous pressure on a health...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 20, 2026 | News
For most people considering a move into teaching or training, time is the biggest obstacle. Not confidence. Not ability. Not a lack of interest. Time. The idea of retraining feels like something that requires evenings, weekends, annual leave and a level of disruption...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 19, 2026 | News
For most people, the idea of becoming a teacher arrives quietly. It’s not a dramatic decision. It’s the moment a colleague tells you that you explain things better than anyone else in the room. It’s the feedback after a training session that makes...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 17, 2026 | News
For many people, the idea of teaching starts long before the idea of becoming a “teacher”. It begins with explaining things to colleagues, supporting new starters, delivering toolbox talks, running training sessions, or mentoring others in the workplace. Somewhere...
by Educationwise Rebecca | Feb 16, 2026 | News
Advanced Learner Loans are often misunderstood. For many adults, the word “loan” immediately brings student debt, university fees and long-term repayments to mind. But Advanced Learner Loans were designed for a completely different purpose and they don’t work like...
