Magazines
Independent Educational Publishing produces a diverse portfolio of magazines for schools, colleges, and universities. These encompass all age groups, from 14- to 21-year-old students to careers advisers, parents and professionals. Publications include: School Leaver; Which Course; Fresh (for postgraduate students); The Guide; Career Driven (motor industry careers); and Retail Therapy (retail careers). Below you can find articles from these six magazines
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- Caught in the web: The fine line between research and plagiarism
- Travelling light: How to ease separation anxiety
- The PTA is crucial to a school's smooth running
- Home help: Parents play a vital role in learning
- Different class: The case for the defence of academy schools
- How parents can help stamp out cyber-bullying
- What is postgraduate study?
- Work experience: Give your CV an edge to bag that first job
- From building bridges to designing gardens, change the world you live in
- Graduate training schemes: Make the transition into employment
- If you want your future to be in excellent shape, work for the NHS
- Get the lowdown on what it takes to become a top teacher
- Apprenticeship; 'There is a wide range of subjects'
- Foundation degree: 'It's a blend of academic and work-based learning'
- Year in Industry: 'The scheme provides paid, structured, fully supported placements'
- Economics: 'It can be studied as a single honours or a combined degree'
- English literature: 'No course would be complete without Milton, Shakespeare and Austen'
- Philosophy: 'Students are expected to be able to express their thoughts clearly'
- Anthropology: Get another view on the world
- Equine studies gives students free rein
- Archaeology: Uncover an ideal career
- Geographers are ideal for global business
- Get animated: You don't have to be a dab hand at drawing to bring your ideas to life
- On track: How sports scientists help athletes reach their potential
- Unearthing the facts about the blooming business of horticulture
- A job that delivers: Join the growing profession of midwifery
- Brush up on your portfolio and get a place on a fine art degree
- Are you sitting comfortably? Maybe you should consider a career in furniture design
- Artificial intelligence: Transforming the world we live in
- Complementary therapy has more opportunities for careers than ever before
- 10 tips for surviving your first term
- Are enough state school pupils going to university?
- Environmental science: 'Many will be attracted to working in unusual places - often abroad'
- Interview: Athlete lead singer Joel Pott
- Physics: 'For problem solvers who want to understand the fundamental laws of nature'
- Broadcasting: 'You need to have a good story sense and an interest in other people's lives'
- Explore a variety of career paths by studying performing arts
- Which direction should aspiring actors take?
- BRIT School prepares talented teenagers for career in limelight
- Waiting in the wings: How to get a job as a technician
- Interview: Matthew Loughran, Liverpool Institute for the Performing Arts student
- Interview: Drama school graduate and actress Gillian Macgregor
- Why increasing the compulsory participation age in education and training is the right move
- Award winners: A chance to celebrate success and recognise achievement
- Food for thought: Healthy living shoudn't be a chore
- Stephanie Walsh: How I got involved in fostering
- Prevention is better than cure: How students can protect themselves from illness
- Help your child to find the right health course
- Aircraft noise is one of the biggest issues facing the aerospace industry
- What are the chances of an asteroid hitting the Earth?
- Fuel for thought: The search for an alternative to oil
- Ten years at the top: The Royal Aeronautical Society careers service
- Engineer your own flight path: How to specialise in mechanics or avionics
- Flying the flag: Aviation is on the up in the UK
- Console yourself: How to make a career out of creating video games
- Green revolution: The eco-city of the future is about to be unveiled
- The future of mobile phones: A remote control for you life
- Power to change: How engineers can help fight global warming
- The natural solution: Ten facts about renewable energy
- Wind of change: Harnessing the power of nature to create green energy
- Amerie: R&B's hot new star
- How to succeed in the design world
- Teacher training: Start your studies earlier to get ahead
- How religious diversity is being recognised as a key part of university life
- Get a global outlook with a degree in politics and international studies
- How a gap year can boost your CV
- Join the drive for female forces in the motoring industry
- Drift racing: Why it's getting Britain's petrolheads hot under the hood
- Fork-lift truck apprenticeships: the sky's the limit
- How to get a job in the car rental or leasing industry
- Careers in motoring: get ahead in marketing
- Pimp My Ride: DJ Tim Westwood brings US car show to our screens
- Performing Arts: No business like show business
- How to become an event manager
- Surveying: Exciting opportunities and generous rewards
- The Investor in Careers kitemark can now be studied in three parts
- NHS Careers: Recovery positions
- Get great opportunities in the purchasing and supply management profession
