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Skills East Sussex is celebrating a decade of working to improve local employment and skills levels and boost economic prosperity in East Sussex.

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A critical shortage of skilled workers is jeopardising the Government’s pledge to build 1.5 million new homes by 2029, according to research.

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Europe is beating the US in the AI skills race, but Asia Pacific and Central Asia are topping the rankings, whilst the UK is still at the ‘could do better’ stage. These are just some of the insights ...

Leading tech firms join talks with ambitions to train 7.5 million UK workers in essential AI skills. Amazon, BT, Google, IBM, Microsoft and Sage among companies called together for discussions, as ...

For employees, ongoing training provides greater productivity, job security, instills loyalty, drives retention, career advancement and the confidence to adapt to new technologies. It creates a ...

Sir Keir Starmer is also launching a new government partnership with industry to train 7.5 million UK workers in essential skills to use AI by 2030.

To do that, we need a skills revolution. That’s why we need a muscular skills policy at the heart the government’s plans.