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Time to get involved with the Local Skills Improvement Plan!

In the last issue of connected, we set out the vision for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP).

The LSIP represents a new approach to addressing the skills gaps; one that is tailored to the region and ensures every voice is heard. By putting the voice of local employers at the heart of the learning and skills system, it will help the post-16 education and training provision better meet the needs of local employers.

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As a locally owned and independent project, it provides employers with the opportunity to help shape the skills landscape and forge a stronger, more dynamic partnership between employers and further education providers.

WHAT’S NEXT?

It is vital we hear from a broad range of employers, so Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce are delighted to welcome businesses of all shapes and sizes into the conversation. You don’t need to be a Chamber member to get involved, so get in touch if you represent a business located or recruiting in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough!

We also want to hear from further education, and post-16 technical education providers (including independent and sixth form colleges) with learners based in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

We have a range of ways you can contribute, including:

• Workshops – which are open to anyone who wants to input on the LSIP. Event details are below. Please see our website for details of how to book your place:

• 6 February – 9.00-11.00am – Poets House, Ely

• 7 February – 9.30-11.30am – PwC, Cambridge

• 22 February – 10.00am-12.00am – Online

• 23 February – 2.30-4.30pm – The Boathouse Business Centre, Wisbech

• 24 February – 9.00-11.00am – Allia, Peterborough

• 1:1 discussions – to explore skill needs and the existing education and training provisions. Please contact us for more information.

• Our survey – available on our website for anyone to complete! For the latest information about how to get involved, please join our mailing list, see our website or contact the team at lsip@cambscci.co.uk

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