Juliette's Learning Tribe
The learning revolution, in plain English
Juliette's Learning Tribe is her blog and newsletter, in one. Where UK work is heading, the skills quietly rising in it, and how people actually learn. No hype, no doom. Read the latest below, and subscribe if you want the next one.
A connection made. How learning actually sticks: one signal, and it holds.
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All 16 posts →- Career change at 50: you are not starting from zero Changing career at 50 is not starting again. How to see what you already know, pick the job you want next, and learn only the difference. Read the post →
- How to introduce AI to your team when some of them do not want it Some of your team will not want AI. Ask them why, sort fair objections from fixable ones, change the plan where they are right, and measure the work. Read the post →
- How to learn AI skills for work, one real task at a time You do not need a coding course to learn AI for work. Pick one task you do every week, do it with AI, check every line, and repeat. Read the post →
- Is it safe to use ChatGPT at work? Yes, if you know your workplace rules, keep private information out, check what comes back and say when you used it. How to use AI at work safely. Read the post →
- How to use a job description to plan your next move A job description is a free list of what to learn next. How to read one for the job you want, compare it with your own, and turn the gap into a plan. Read the post →
- How to 10x your learning No magic, no speed-reading tricks. The handful of things that genuinely make learning stick, and how to actually use them this week. Read the post →
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Learning science, in plain terms
The research behind how people actually learn: spacing, retrieval and neurodiversity, minus the jargon.
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Smart career moves
What’s changing in UK work as AI reshapes it, and the skills that quietly matter next.
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New things worth knowing about, only when there’s genuinely something to say.