State of the Archaeological Market, December 2012
Commercial, applied archaeology grew modestly in the nine months to December 2012. However, a wider data collection exercise has revealed that the size of the entre archaeological sector had been consistently overestimated. The total numbers working in archaeology are considerably lower than had been previously believed. Within commercial, applied archaeology, overall business confidence is improving. […]
Employment in UK archaeology, October 2011
Headlines from the State of the Archaeological Market October 2011 report: The number of people employed in commercial, applied archaeology has increased slightly (by 0.4%) over the six months to October 2011. Levels of staff turnover are relatively low, and employers believe that the majority of people who have lost jobs in archaeology in the […]
The Survey of Archaeological Specialists 2010-11
The Higher Education Academy Subject Centre for Archaeology is proud to announce the publication of a new report, which can be downloaded, free of charge, from our website using the link below. The Survey of Archaeological Specialists 2010-11 Kenneth Aitchison Survey of Archaeological Specialists 2010-11 This is a major update of the Survey of Archaeological Specialists […]
Preparing a Training Plan for an Archaeological Organisation
While individuals need to plan for their own CPD, organisations too need to have plans. This presentation explores how to combine individual objectives with organisational needs. It examines the process of reviewing what skills an organisation needs to fulfil its aims, how to identify what skills the organisation’s staff already have, and from this to […]
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SHEFFIELD – EDINBURGH – LONDON – NEW MEXICO – KATHMANDU Landward Research Ltd is consultancy which identifies and delivers ways to strengthen the skills, competencies and capabilities of individuals, organisations and communities. Our work focuses on measuring, building and evaluating capacity development through: the delivery of labour market intelligence research (to measure capacity and contextualise […]
