Themes

SLIM Learning Themes provide an opportunity to explore specific skills issues with researchers and practitioner from across the South West. Topics are chosen to reflect the priorities of strategic partners and practitioners. Participants receive: Research Briefs summarising existing knowledge; contributions to an e-mail discussion; the opportunity to participate in the Theme workshop; copies of the Final report and recommendations.

Recommendations are fed back to key decision-makers and are an opportunity to feed into in a recognised regional consultation process.

Should you wish to take part in any of these activities, please complete our online registration form, print off a version in Word or contact us by email or phone.

Employment and Skills: The Role of Regeneration in Supporting Communities
Green Skills, Green Jobs: Opportunities for the South West Low Carbon Economy
Barriers to Training and Skills Development in Rural Areas
Regional Funding Advice
ESF - Position and Progress/Alliance Meeting
Level 3 Skills - Challenge for the South West
Migrant Workers - Issues for the South West
Regional Implementation of National Sector Skills Agreements
Young People: Employment without training
Age and Employability: the challenge for the South West
Improving Training and Development Opportunities for Graduates in the South West
Tutor training: building capacity in Skills for Life
Flexible Training Solutions for Business
Improving Information, Advice and Guidance Services in the South West
e-Learning - widening participation in the region
Skills and Learning: Improving Public Health
Craft and Skilled Trades
Adult Basic Skills in the Workplace

Employment and Skills: The Role of Regeneration in Supporting Communities

Tuesday, 23 March 2010

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