We work with employers, training and education providers, local authorities and voluntary services to facilitate and develop a pipeline of talent for the skills needs of our diverse economy.

Our Skills Advisory Panel leads the strategy and direction for skills development and employment support priorities locally.

Skills Priorities

Through our ESIF programme, careers and enterprise work and wider partnership programmes we are establishing strong support for local young people and adults to help them into education, training and employment including:

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We lead on a number of working groups to facilitate planning and activity to support and enhance local skills activity:

  • Skills Advisory Panel: leading the strategy and direction for skills development and employment support priorities
  • Education-Business Links: increasing education and business links activity and lead steer for CEC programme
  • LLEP ESF Provider Forum: coordinate the delivery of local ESF activity across different projects and programmes
  • Building the Workforce of the Future: promote the business benefits of offering experience of the workplace
  • Apprenticeships, Traineeships and T-levels

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