National Apprenticeship Week: Balance local talent and national skills policies
This article discusses the importance of a national skills strategy in the UK, focusing on regional needs, flexibility in policies, and the role of local…
Following on from the skills for jobs paper, the Department for Education introduced local skills improvement plans (LSIPs).
The purpose of an LSIP is to bring together key stakeholders, including employers, educational institutions, training providers, and local authorities, to develop a strategic plan for enhancing skills and employability in the area.
This article discusses the importance of a national skills strategy in the UK, focusing on regional needs, flexibility in policies, and the role of local…
Education organisations across the Marches have secured a £2.5 million funding package to boost skills training in the manufacturing, engineering and construction sectors – with…
Further education colleges across Leicester and Leicestershire have been successful in securing £3m in Government funding to enable them to a respond to an East…
Education professionals, Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology specialists, and ed-tech experts are embracing the opportunities offered by AI in the education sector, according to the results…
In this article, Muniya Barua explains that for everyone, “what to do after leaving education is one of the most exciting and daunting decisions we…
The Government has announced a £200 million digital skills training package to help people across the UK launch careers in growing sectors such as digital,…
West Yorkshire Colleges, including Bradford College, have been successful in securing £6.9 million from the Department for Education to digitise teaching and learning in key sectors. …
Over the next few weeks, FE providers nationally will be working on project plans using the Local Skills Improvement Fund (LSIF) that has been recently…
Boosting digital and green skills critical to future-proofing capital’s labour market An ambitious plan to tackle skills shortages, address inequality and boost labour market inclusion…
Whilst attending AELP’s National Conference 2023, we had the opportunity to interview Toby Perkins, Labour MP for Chesterfield & Shadow Minister for Apprenticeships and skills…
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