The UK Government has published its Modern Industrial Strategy, a comprehensive 10-year plan designed to forge a new partnership between government and industry.
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The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves MP, has delivered her Spending Review, which sets out departmental budgets for day-to-day spending
The Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson MP, has written to the joint CEOs of Skills England to outline the priorities for this year. …
Cogent Skills has appointed Fay Treloar as its new Head of Skills – Life Sciences.
The government has today (27 May) published some significant changes to the apprenticeships and skills landscape.
We sat down with Andrew Hepworth, Programme Tutor at Cogent Skills, to learn more about his role and what he enjoys most about supporting apprentices on …
We are seeking feedback on the draft Process Engineer occupational standard.
The UK’s nuclear workforce has grown by approximately 7,000 people in the year ending April 2024, according to the newly released 2024 Nuclear Workforce Assessment …
The Nuclear Workforce Assessment is the single largest workforce analysis in the nuclear sector, covering both civil and defence.
The Nuclear Workforce Assessment supports workforce planning in the nuclear industry through forecasting skills supply and demand across key activities including new builds, operations, decommissioning, research and defence.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, today delivered the government’s Spring Statement. The government is also expected to announce the outcome of the Spending Review in June. This will give an overview of each government department’s day-to-day spending  to 2028/29, and capital expenditure until 2029/30.
Last week, Westminster hosted the Nuclear Industry Association’s Nuclear Week in Parliament, a high-profile event featuring over 20 learn and explore sessions attended by more …
The Science Industry Partnership (SIP) has welcomed the Government’s outcome of the rapid review of post-16 qualifications and the decisions to expand the time period during which existing qualifications in engineering, manufacturing, and health and science will be funded.
