Education and skills secretary Alan Johnson has announced that the Mayor of London will lead a new skills and employment board to drive forward London's continuing economic growth.
Sector Skills Councils
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Marine sector skills council launches skills blueprint for expanding business opportunities
by Mike Berryby Mike BerrySemta acts to ensure no skills crisis in marine industry.
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Sector Skills Council Proskills has embarked on a UK-wide consultation with employers which will shape the future of skills provision and funding for industries in its sector
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Skills for Health, the sector skills councils for health, has revealed the members of its new board
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Skills council launches £3m second phase of workforce planning programme
by dan thomasby dan thomasSkills for Care, the sector skills council for social care work, has received £3m from the Department of Health to launch phase two of a programme to shape the sector’s future workforce
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The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) has warned the CBI that its repeated attacks on further education bodies will do nothing to improve the sector’s relationship with employers.
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The Learning and Skills Council's (LSC) 400m Train to Gain programme will be rolled out across England on 1 August - four months after it became available in selected regions
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Skills champion will work with businesses and government to ensure skills needs for 2012 Olympic games are met
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Nine months before London stages the Olympic Games it will also host the international skills olympics
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Sector skills council spends £3m on diversity projects for the Audio Visual Entrepreneurship programme
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Union claims job cuts could be avoided at Learning and Skills Council.
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The link between education providers and employers must be improved to tackle the UK's skills gap, business leaders urged last week
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The Learning and Skills Council has launched a new training service aimed at helping UK employers cope with the skills shortage
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Union condemns LSC for lack of skill in handling job cuts
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The Cabinet Office, Department for Education and Skills and further education colleges are to work together to reduce the red tape faced by lecturers.