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How to choose the LMS that's right for you – and your reskilling and upskilling needs

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By Natalie Ann Holborow
| TrainingZone Verified
The days of one-off training sessions and box-ticking compliance are no longer enough. The most competitive organisations are building learning ecosystems that continuously upskill and reskill their people, because the roles you’re hiring for now might not exist in two years. The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) predicts that nine in 10 UK employees will need to reskill by 2030.
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Wild running gives me freedom, but I’m always looking over my shoulder

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By Natalie Ann Holborow
| MSN UK Verified
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Wild running gives me freedom, but I’m always looking over my shoulder

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By Natalie Ann Holborow
| Inkl
The Corn Du, Pen y Fan, Cribyn and Fan y Big loop is spectacularly, beautifully and horribly brutal. It’s essentially a really long assault on your legs, disguised as a scenic jaunt through the Brecon Beacons’ finest ridgelines. It’s a gentle incline through Taf Fechan Forest. We’re going at a steady pace, our strides short, and my pigtails bouncing under my woolly hat (my mother, whenever she sees me like this post-run, asks me why I am dressed like a child). This feels fine so far.
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