CASE STUDY Rolls Royce, Barnoldswick Facing critical skills shortages and an ageing workforce, Rolls-Royce’s Barnoldswick site is investing in apprenticeships and internal upskilling. Location Barnoldswick,
How Nybble Solved Its Tech Skills Gap Ram Gupta has been running Nybble for over 25 years. The Blackburn-based managed service provider has grown from
Building a workforce for Pettit Singleton Associates Preston-based Pettit Singleton Associates, a building services design consultancy, has solved its struggle to find good engineers by
Morecambe engineer turns to tech after welder recruitment struggle A Morecambe-based manufacturing business turned to technology after struggling to find welders in a competitive market.
Digital skills create a data analysis gap for health sector – but provider is leading from front Healthcare providers now need a combination of personal
Apprentice project engineer Spencer is part of Suprafilt talent pipeline Apprentice project engineer Spencer Garaghty designs systems that ensure wastewater treatment plants serving thousands of
Employers have a duty to shape future workforces, says IT service provider Nybble “The IoT is a mechanism to deliver what the economy needs through
Johnson Matthey’s impactful collaboration with Burnley College Adrian Cawtherley, Learning & Development Specialist (Competency Based) at Johnson Matthey, is a strong advocate for the role
IoT ensuring Leyland Trucks apprentices being taught relevant skills When Leyland Trucks reported a need for electric vehicle training for its apprentices, the IoT’s academic
Apprenticeships crucial to success at manufacturer Fort Vale Apprentices are the backbone of manufacturer Fort Vale Engineering. Each year the business, based in Simonstone, Burnley,
How Vodafone utilise the L&C IoT to stay ahead of the competition Vodafone has partnered with the Lancashire and Cumbria Institute of Technology (L&C IoT)
How the IoT Could Revolutionise Recruitment in the Digital Industry Recruitment is a pain-point for the digital industry, but the IoT has the potential to
Engineering solutions provider ELE Advanced Technologies works with IoT academic partner Nelson and Colne College Group to train up two or three engineering apprentices every year.
The Nelson-based business provides engineering solutions in the aerospace, power generation and automotive sectors.