We are delighted to confirm two further keynote speakers to our conference programme.
Professor Alison Halstead, Chair of the Skills Commission Inquiry into technical and higher level skills and Pro-Vice Chancellor for Learning, Teaching & Innovation at Aston University has agreed to provide an address on The Skills Commission Report on Technical Higher Level Skills – the impact upon policy, implementation and in the context of the HE White Paper.
Simon Witts, Director, City & Guilds for Business will speak about the role of awarding organisations in the development of the kills of the workforce at levels 4-8, in the context of the HE White Paper, partnerships with HE and FE and individual and employer need.
A copy of the current programme and further information about the conference can be found on our conference page.
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