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Programme of workshops

Audience Location/focus Format Date
Scotland Aberdeen Breakfast 1 May
Central Belt / Edinburgh Breakfast 23 April
South, Wales, Midlands and East South (London) Morning event 29 May
Midlands (Birmingham) Morning event 6 May
East of England (Norwich) Morning event 13 May
South Wales (Swansea) Morning event 22 April
North North West (Liverpool/Warrington) Joint ECIA event 8 May
North East (Teesside) Joint ECIA event 30 April
Yorkshire & Humber Joint ECIA event 7 May
Government Westminster (UK Government) In person /hybrid TBC
Edinburgh (Scottish Government) In person/hybrid TBC
Nuclear TBC In person/hybrid TBC
ATPS / Approved centres (tbc) TBC Virtual TBC
Learners / young professionals / Innov8 TBC In person/hybrid TBC
ECITB Chief Executive Andrew Hockey Aspect Ratio 600 600

“Our new strategy will provide the framework to develop the generation-defining skills and workforce landscape required for the delivery of critical infrastructure projects, energy security and net zero ambitions.

“We will ensure this aligns with central and devolved Governments’ priorities for skills, technical education and growth across our sectors.

“Paramount is the need to ensure that our employers have the skilled people needed in the face of a tight labour market domestically and internationally.

“As an industry, we must do more to attract, develop and qualify a diverse talent pool – and we need to think innovatively and act collaboratively in how we do it.

“But this is not just the ECITB’s strategy – it is the training and development strategy for the whole industry.  So, we want to hear the views from all sectors across the industry.

“The online survey and workshop sessions taking place during April and May are your opportunity to shape the future of skills in the engineering construction industry.”

Andrew Hockey

CEO of the ECITB

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