WHAT DO YOU KNOW? EDITION 03 — THE KNOWLEDGE THAT DIES WITH US There is a kind of loss that happens so quietly that we rarely recognise it as loss at all. No building collapses. No photograph disappears. No page is torn from a book. There is no announcement that something has been lost forever. A person simply grows older, a conversation happens for the last time, a question is never asked, and eventually the person who knew something is no longer there to tell it. And with t

WHAT DO YOU KNOW? EDITION 02 — THE HISTORY & REVIVAL OF APPRENTICESHIPS Before there were classrooms, there were people. People who knew how to make things. People who knew how to grow things. People who knew how to build, repair, cook, hunt, trade, navigate and survive. And if you wanted to learn what they knew, there was only one real way to do it: You learned from them. That, in its simplest form, is an apprenticeship. An apprenticeship is the process of learning a skill d

WHAT DO YOU KNOW ? - BY SKILLMATE EDITION 1: The things we know and the things we forget we know There is a strange thing about knowledge. We often think of it as something we collect. A new concept. A new skill. A new certificate. Another course completed. But knowledge is not only about what we gain. Sometimes, it is also about recognising what we already have, revisiting skills that we forgot we know. You might know how to edit a video, explain a difficult concept, desig