…es, expertise and innovation. Their teaching empowers students with career-ready skills by working with employers on the design and delivery of courses. How can we help? Skills Alliance universities specialise in working with employers to meet skills needs. 1/3 of our courses are professionally accredited, and we deliver 1/3 of degree apprenticeships in England. Our members can work with you to ensure their graduates are equipped to meet your skil…
…e policies. You can find further details on that ITT here. Individuals and organisations are welcome to bid to deliver both reports. Read the full Invitation to Tender here….
…nticeships. You can find further details on that ITT here. Individuals and organisations are welcome to bid to deliver both reports. Read the full Invitation to Tender here….
…itical perspective of the criminal justice system for her students. Deconstructing claims of innocence from convicted individuals is not a routine feature of degree programmes in higher education, but at the University of Greenwich students are embracing the opportunity. The Innocence Project London (IPL) brings together students from across the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Sciences to help make applications to the Criminal Cases Review Commission…
…ter than 23:59, Friday 8 March, with the subject line: ITT University Alliance Employer Research to thomas@unialliance.ac.uk Read full details here….
…dustry employers and ScreenSkills to collaborate again, to write the ‘Work Ready Skills & Experience’ (WYRSE) guidelines on graduate competencies. Published in 2023, these guidelines are already being adopted within and/or alongside the curriculum of screen industries degree programmes, including my own. In 2022, the Creative Campus Network was pivotal in building a consortium for a London Mayor’s Creative Skills Academy Hub. Aimed at helping unde…
…rough the Lifelong Loan Entitlement (LLE), there is great need to develop new systems of quality assurance that are fit for purpose.” Read our full consultation response here….
…ory activity Balance of priorities – the draft strategy reflects government priorities, potentially at the expense of students. Read our full submission here….
…first few months of 2020, the UK saw unprecedented weather patterns. In February, it experienced the highest amount of rainfall in any month since records began in the 1800s, and widespread flooding devastated local communities. Combined with the growing concerns around climate change, the importance of being able to accurately predict the weather, in order to prepare and potentially save communities and to plan for the impact on the environment a…
…. This has allowed members to draw on civic partnerships to support infrastructure, projects, planning and investment in the regeneration of our local towns and cities. As we begin to recover from the pandemic, this role will become even more important, as our universities stand ready to support an economic, social and cultural recovery. Check out how Alliance universities have supported investment and regeneration in their local towns, cities and…
