Inspire Education Group Leaders Featured in National Telegraph Report on Employee Wellbeing

We are proud to share that Rachel Nicholls, CEO of Inspire Education Group (IEG), and Sarah Young, Vice Principal for Student and Staff Experience, have been featured in a national article by The Telegraph on the future of HR technology and the growing importance of employee wellbeing.

The article, titled "How UK employers are putting wellbeing at the heart of the workplace", highlights how organisations across the UK are rethinking their approach to staff experience in the wake of new workplace challenges. Representing the Further Education sector, Rachel and Sarah shared how IEG is embedding wellbeing, recognition and inclusion into its culture – using data insights, listening exercises, and a strong focus on people-first leadership.

“Staff are our greatest asset,” said Rachel. “We know that to deliver exceptional outcomes for our students, we need to ensure our teams are valued, supported and heard.”

The Telegraph feature recognises IEG’s commitment to building a workplace culture that supports performance through purpose and care. Sarah Young highlighted initiatives such as targeted wellbeing strategies, internal communications improvements, and inclusive leadership training as examples of how the group is making long-term investments in its people.

Their inclusion in this national publication reflects IEG’s position as a forward-thinking employer and a sector leader in organisational culture and workforce development.

🔗 Read the full article on The Telegraph: Click here