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Establishing apprenticeships increase productivity

UK survey reported that 77% of employers believe apprenticeships make them more competitive, 76% say they provide higher overall productivity and 80% say apprenticeships reduce staff turnover.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 3 March 2008

National Skills Academies need interest

The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) with its partners, DfES, SSDA and DTI have urged employers to put forward their expressions of interest to develop a National Skills Academy for their industry.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 7 February 2007

Training is the key to business success

Train to Gain, the UK Learning and Skills Council's new service, offering expert advice and sourcing training for businesses, reports an eight-fold increase in demand.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 15 December 2006

Developing UK engineering apprenticeships

The Learning and Skills Council has launched its search for employers in UK manufacturing sector who are exceptionally committed to developing the skills through apprentice training programmes.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 13 December 2006

Manchester UK's manufacturers are above average

A UK pilot training programme has resulted in Greater Manchester manufacturers experiencing an increase of up to 9% in productivity levels, compared to the UK average of 1.2%.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 29 March 2006

Time to back Modern Apprenticeships

In the wake of a new National Modern Apprenticeship Taskforce launched this week, employers in the manufacturing sector are being urged to back Modern Apprenticeships.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 14 March 2003

Business urged to participate in skills revolution

Twenty three per cent of manufacturing companies reported gaps in workforce skills in 2002, an increase of 7 per cent on 2001, and more flexible, multi-skilled workers are wanted.

News from Manufacturingtalk, 27 February 2003

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