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The UK’s top apprentices and students to compete at WorldSkills UK LIVE

WorldSkills UK has announced the apprentices and students that have been successful in securing a place to compete in its prestigious National Finals.

‘Call in the skills cavalry’ says Skills Chief

UK’s leading skills supremo says that the ‘country is coming up short’ on productivity and employers need to ‘call in the cavalry of home-grown talent’.

WorldSkills UK Training Manager blooms

WorldSkills UK Floristry Training Manager, Laura Leong, has been crowned Interflora Florist of the Year at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.

Young Talent Gets Business Boost

RUBI UK and Ireland Puts WorldSkills UK on ‘Firm’ Foundation: The UK’s most talented young apprentices are receiving invaluable help.

WorldSkills UK and leading construction firms launch five-point plan to build skills future

WorldSkills UK has brought together leading construction firms and organisations in education to produce a five-point plan.

Elite Skilled Youngsters Head To Budapest Battle

The finest young skilled apprentices from England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales have been selected to represent the UK.

Business and Young People ‘Disconnected’

Business must work harder to maximise the potential that young people bring when making the transition from education to the workplace.

Opinion formers competition

We want to hear your experiences and thoughts on how careers and jobs are changing, and what this means for you.

Introducing… WorldSkills UK LIVE

WorldSkills UK LIVE, formerly The Skills Show, will take place from 15 – 17 November 2018 at the NEC Birmingham.

DfE opens recruitment for five new T Level panels

The Department for Education has now opened recruitment for five new T level panels.

DfE calls for experts to determine new T Level Content

At the end of March, The Department for Education will open recruitment for five new T level panels.

Closing the gender gap: exploring gender differences in careers advice and aspirations

WorldSkills UK and the Careers & Enterprise Company partnered to develop a better understanding of how gendered stereotypes can impact the young women's career choices.