Are There Any Benefits To The Set & Forget Strategy?
You must have heard about the “set and forget strategy”. It is a strategy where…
Author Charles Whitworth
Charles Whitworth
Charles Whitworth is the Editor of the Young Academic publications. Graduating from the University of Liverpool with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism in 2008, Charles learnt his trade in newsrooms such as IPC Media and Sky. He has now developed as a top sports, music and current affairs journalist and has been printed in a range of publications including The Guardian. His interests include Cricket, Football, Rugby, Music and Current Affairs. Fresh from the editorship of Student Times he now takes the reins at Young Academic - the premier student news portal. Connect with me on Google+
Bluedot Festival Announces Stellar Line-up for 2018
We announced the relaunch of the Young Academic Festival Guide last week and with it,…
Young Academic Festival Guide Returns for 2018
The sun is shining, the beer gardens are packed the shorts are out the wardrobe…
Iconic Vans From TV and Movies In Need of a Return
With so many talented stars and iconic cars stealing the limelight in movies, sometimes the…
Supporting a Student’s Education Using Assistive Technology
An estimated two million people live in the UK with a visual impairment, with around…
Will The Education Sector Be Affected By GDPR?
Expected to impact industries across Europe, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a worrying…
Why Do The Young Generations Need To Learn Trading
In the world of economic crisis, it’s really hard to fulfill our daily requirements. Even…
Success for Lookers in North East round of National Apprenticeship Awards 2017
Motor retailer Lookers has enjoyed success by winning the North East regional final of the…
The Relationship Between Wi-Fi & Education
The world is becoming more advanced with the constant evolution of technology around the world.…
Education & Recruitment In The Construction Industry
As Young Academic has recently discovered, employers appear to be concerned by the lack of…