New government plans could give 14-year-olds earlier access to technical education, work experience and local employers from 2028. In this opinion piece, Jess Clarke, Managing Director at PlastikCity, explains why the announcement is welcome, but why schools, parents and industry must also change how engineering careers are presented to young people.
Pupils in England are to gain earlier access to technical education, work experience and local employers under government plans intended…Read More
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Manufacturers can now access faster routes to engineering skills development following the launch of a revised apprenticeship programme and new…Read More
Yorkshire manufacturers are investing almost £900,000 in digital technologies to improve efficiency, create jobs and support future growth, with support from…Read More
