Partners
The Skills Partnership works closely with a number of key organisations and strategic partners.
The Skills Partnership works closely with a number of key organisations and strategic partners.
Responsible for the funding of all post 16 education in England.
The Learning and Skills Council exists to make England better skilled and more competitive.
They have a single goal: to improve the skills of England’s young people and adults to ensure we have a workforce of world-class standard.
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Connexions is for you if you are 13-19, living in England and wanting advice on getting to where you want to be in life.
Connexions also provides support up to the age of 25 for young people who have learning difficulties or disabilities (or both). Advice for Learning, Money, Health, Relationships, Housing, Careers.
Connexions website
National direct line: 08080 013 219
Nextstep promotes learning and work to all adults aged 20 and over.
Nextstep is a free friendly service that offers face-to-face help and support about training, learning and the world of work.
Nextstep website
OLIM online provide the online engine that runs The Skills Partnership's workforce skills analysis service.
OLIM online provide the online engine that runs The Skills Partnership's workforce skills analysis service. If you want a smart online tool to help profile your company's skills needs and funding eligible learners click here.
Leading exercise and fitness industry training team, providing extensive Professional and Vocationally Related Qualifications.
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One of the UK's leading recruitment and training resources companies.
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An independent brokerage service assisting employers to analyse and link their skills needs to suitable provision.
Grangeoak's consultants have worked in the FE and work-based learning sectors for many years and have developed a network of strong working relationships with key college partners, regional and national work-based learning providers.
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Independent brokerage service and source of funded and subsidised training support for employers.
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The ESF are committed to investing in jobs and skills in England – especially for people at a disadvantage in the labour market.
By investing £2 billion (which is matched to £2 billion of national funding), the programme will improve the skills and job prospects of 1.8 million people across England and Gibraltar in 2007-2013.
In 2008, THE SKILLS PARTNERSHIP was delighted to receive one of the biggest ESF contracts awarded to any UK training provider. The contract enables TSP to deliver a range of specific training options across all 33 London boroughs.
Each borough has been allocated a number of fully funded places for employees who are not normally eligible for Government funded training.
NVQ Level 2 Courses available and fully funded by the ESF include:
Instructing Exercise & Fitness,
Business Administration,
Operational Services,
Customer Service,
Cleaning,
Activity Leadership,
Team Leading.
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