Education and Training News & Updates
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PI-KEM, a leading supplier of energy research materials and equipment, participated in the launch event for the Birmingham Battery Manufacturing Skills Pathway (B-MSP).
Aston University is running a series of webinars for employers who want to learn more about degree apprenticeship programmes.
School children in Ghana are benefiting from charitable initiatives by BMet College, designed to provide sustainable developmental opportunities for young people in local communities.
City of Wolverhampton Council has launched a consultation on proposed transport policy changes for post-16 students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
Power Utilities Group are helping a Walsall College student engineer achieve his T Level qualification by allowing him to complete his industry placement hours with them.
- 9th May 2025
Two leading and experienced educationalists - Eluned Mansell and Oliver Wilson - have been appointed to the board of trustees at Birmingham-based charity Services For Education.
Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, has hit an ambitious target to give at least 55,000 people vital job skills or training during his first year in office.
The challenging workplace environment facing today’s school-leavers was outlined at the launch of the Q1 Quarterly Business Report issued by Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce in partnership with Birmingham City University.
Birmingham Metropolitan College (BMet) recently brought together students for a day of inspiration, leadership and dialogue at the annual Student Conference, held at Sutton Coldfield College.