This week, Cogent Skills held its very first green skills event.
This event saw the first phase of a research project to produce a skills ‘greenprint’ for the UK science & technology sector. The event consisted of a series of virtual roundtable discussions, bringing employers and stakeholders together to explore the topics in detail and create a shared understanding of the challenges ahead.
There have been a number of changes to ESFA funding rules. An overview of these changes can be found below.
Four priorities for technical education and workplace learning.
Focusing on current apprenticeship and technical education policy in England, this manifesto outlines four key recommendations that would enable the UK science sector to take significant strides forward to secure the skills needed now and in the future.
Cogent Skills is facilitating the development of the UK’s first National Occupational Standards (NOS) for hydrogen production, storage, and transportation. Government plans for a thriving …
Following a successful contract bid, Cogent Skills is to facilitate the development of the UK’s first National Occupational Standards (NOS) for hydrogen production, storage, and …
The Chemical Industries Association (CIA) and Cogent Skills have published the output from a series of executive roundtables on the future skills requirements of the …
The United Kingdom Petroleum Industry Association (UKPIA) and Cogent Skills have collaborated to produce a report surrounding the future skills needed for the downstream sector. …
The Science Industry Partnership (SIP) – an employer led membership alliance dedicated to supporting skills in the science industry, has today launched its most comprehensive …
We are facing an unprecedented challenge and I recognise that as teachers and leaders working to provide education, training, and assessment and to support your …
