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Semta, estimates that 1,000 engineering companies and over 3,300 jobs are at risk of failing because they are not hiring, not training and are not aware of the skills gaps amongst their workforce.
Created On: Mon, Feb, 15 2010
Steve Emery from Instruments Direct (Services) Ltd, providing state-of-the-art science learning equipment is supporting the upcoming work-related Diploma in Science for 14-19 year olds.
Created On: Mon, Feb, 15 2010
Semta and Cogent today announced a strategic Partnership Agreement to improve support to employers...
Created On: Tue, Feb, 9 2010
How do you make teenagers excited about engineering? A pioneering diploma, which lets pupils get their hands dirty, has been rapturously received.
Created On: Thu, Feb, 4 2010
Dr John Wheeler, Project Director in the Faculty of Sciences at Staffordshire University is supporting the upcoming Diploma in Science for 14-19 year olds.
Created On: Wed, Feb, 3 2010
Leading companies today heard that 16,000 female employees had benefitted from the Women and Work initiative...
Created On: Mon, Feb, 1 2010
At the start of National Apprenticeship Week (February 1 – 5) new figures from Semta, reveal that the number of 16-24 year-olds embarking on engineering apprenticeships have increased...
Created On: Mon, Feb, 1 2010
A unique training programme, developed inside one of the world’s most efficient motor manufacturing plants, is now driving improvements...
Created On: Wed, Jan, 27 2010
Semta estimates that 1,200 engineering companies and over 5,700 jobs are at risk of failing...
Created On: Tue, Jan, 26 2010
A consultation on the Advanced Level Diploma in Science Line of Learning Statement and Line of Learning Criteria will run between 9th February and 4th May 2010.
Created On: Tue, Dec, 22 2009