Date published: 21/11/2008
Yorkshire and the Humber’s biggest red carpet celebration of skills, the Oscars themed Celebration of Learning and Skills awards (CoLaS), has been awarded its own accolade, the prestigious gold award for Best Event at the CIPR Pride awards.
Date published: 18/11/2008
Students in Yorkshire who are preparing to leave school or college next summer took a step forward in finding their own path to career success at the region’s biggest careers and skills event, Skills Yorkshire and the Humber.
Date published: 10/09/2008
Boost for regional skills agenda as LSC reveals new Non Executive Council
Date published: 22/08/2008
Yorkshire cricket champions James Finch, James Lee, Oliver Hannon-Dalby and Rochelle Petty are set to be the first young sportspeople awarded the Advanced Apprenticeship in Sporting Excellence (AASE), a new qualification designed to provide key skills and qualifications to young cricketers aged 16-19.
Date published: 07/07/2008
The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) in Yorkshire and the Humber celebrated the first anniversary of the Skills Pledge with a tour of some of the region’s employers.
Date published: 10/06/2008
Former Chief Executive of Craven District Council Rachel Mann is to become the new Chair of the Yorkshire and the Humber LSC’s Regional Board. ;
Date published: 10/06/2008
The Learning and Skills Council (LSC) has published a second consultation to consider a merger of three Leeds colleges to form a single further education college in order to create a prosperous future for learners, employers and the communities of Leeds.;
Date published: 10/07/2007
The Skills Campaign focuses on the theme: ‘Our future. It’s in our hands’and has been created to inspire people and business to improve their skill levels. This will ultimately support the target set by Lord Leitch in his review of skills for the UK to become a world leader in all levels of skills by 2020. The campaign will be one of the biggest ever undertaken by the Government.
Date published: 10/07/2007
A new campaign - Our future. It’s in our hands - urging people to take control of their future by investing in skills, will be launched today by Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and Skills (DIUS), John Denham and the Learning and Skills Council (LSC) Chairman, Chris Banks at an event attended by over 150 further education and skills stakeholders at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in London.
Date published: 10/07/2007
Forget beauty or money –the real thing we envy in others is their skills, according to a new ICM poll, commissioned by the Learning and Skills Council (LSC), out today. More than a third of people in the poll confessed to envying the skills and abilities of others, whereas only 4% felt jealous of other people’s beauty.
