Date published: 20/11/2008
LSC strategic partner RegenWM are inviting bookings for the 2008 West Midlands Regeneration Convention which will be held on Monday 8 December at the International Convention Centre, Birmingham.
Date published: 12/11/2008
Birmingham taxi and private hire drivers are going the extra mile to offer top quality customer service by picking up new qualifications thanks to a government-backed skills service.
Date published: 07/11/2008
Up to 50 Solihull residents are logging on to develop their computer skills thanks to a £70,000 initiative offering free IT equipment and training.
Date published: 31/10/2008
Indiana Jones, Doctor Who, Match of the Day presenters and other well known TV, film and sport personalities will be caricatured in a theatrical presentation highlighting careers options for 3500 Year 10 and 11 students throughout schools in Birmingham and Solihull, during November.
Date published: 30/10/2008
The new Regional Minister for the West Midlands, Ian Austin MP, helped launch a new Civil Engineering Apprenticeship at Castle Vale School in Birmingham as part of a region-wide effort to drive up skills by boosting the number of businesses employing apprentices.
Date published: 03/10/2008
Plans have been unveiled for a construction site-based training initiative in the West Midlands which could provide the blueprint for flexible skills delivery in the sector.
Date published: 30/09/2008
Local golf hero Paul Broadhurst has ‘pitched in’ with support for an LSC-backed initiative to support Britain’s sports stars of tomorrow.
Date published: 26/09/2008
One of Britain's most famous apprentices Ruth Badger put herself in the frame to star in a DVD promoting the real value of being a trainee.
Date published: 25/09/2008
Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Director Yvonne Rose cut the ceremonial ribbon as a new learning resource centre was declared open at King Edward VI College, Nuneaton.
Date published: 22/09/2008
West Midlands LSC Regional Director David Cragg believes a newly-published long term vision for Birmingham can help the city reap a “demographic dividend” as it develops an economy to compete with the best in the world.
