TG Consulting is an independent educational consultancy that specialises in connecting educators, students and employers. Our ethos is to...

Last week marked the official end of series 2 of The Student Sessions. We spoke to over 50 incredible guests from over 18 universities...

Last month, thousands of university students made their way back to campus with high hopes of getting their education back on track. Yet,...

After six months of adjusting to the new normal of remote working and virtual meetings, it's clear that the graduate labour market could...

In July 2020, TG Consulting welcomed three graduate interns from Kingston University, Ashleigh Donald, Hal Comer and Didi Berisha. In...

On August 10th TG Consulting hosted their first ever student and graduate-led webinar on issues surrounding diversity and social mobility.

It’s September! For those of us who have worked in Higher Education, it's the most wonderful time of the year.

With many university students due to return to a virtual campus this September, it’s clear the student experience will be a lot different.

TG Consulting is an independent consultancy that specialises in connecting educators, students and employers. Our ethos is to connect,...

Unemployment costs the UK around £2.4bn in unemployment benefits. In July, 537,000 16-24-year olds claimed unemployment related benefits

Last week marked the end of the two internship’s TG Consulting hosted for Bath Spa University students Reagan Sparks and Katie Watson.

We are over the moon to be able to share with you our very own student voice, as we welcome our Next Gen Consultants!

How COVID-19 has affected the employability of today's generation of graduates

Welcome Ashleigh, Hal and Didi from Kingston University as interns to TG Consulting.

A warm welcome to TG Consulting for Reagan Spinks and Katie Watson

Our RE:Action to social mobility. Making the invisible, visible.

On Tuesday 7th July, Advance HE held their Teaching and Learning Conference. Here are our takeaways

adapting how to work with employers, given the likely limitations with on campus activity.

As we begin week five of lockdown, with the promise of at least another three weeks of the same, it is clear that COVID-19 has had a profoun