When thinking about potential employment for the future, it is a great idea to stay up to date with what we refer to as local labour market information.
Please find an update from week commencing Monday 18th September below.
Almost half (46%) of 8- to 11-year-olds in the UK play online video games with people that they don’t necessarily know while 55% of parents of young gamers worry that their child might be pressured into making expensive in-game purchases.
Most children find gaming immensely enjoyable, but its volume of potential risks – and capacity to influence behaviour – often make it problematic for parents. Our guide suggests some sensible ground rules for promoting safer, healthier gaming habits.
When thinking about potential employment for the future, it is a great idea to stay up to date with what we refer to as local labour market information.
Please find an update from week commencing Monday 11th September below.
Around one in four social media users watch other people’s content in real time on those same platforms. What’s more, Ofcom estimates that 58% of children in the UK have consumed video content this way – with many also creating and broadcasting their own material online.
Live streaming, as it’s known, has become immensely popular – with some streamers drawing tens of millions of followers. Among those viewers, however, lurk individuals who may pose a threat. This #WakeUpWednesday, find out how you can help to protect young live streamers.
