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01Digital profiles can help individuals make currently unaccredited skills visible to employers, suggest where they need to upskill or reskill and open an individual’s career path into a ‘career universe’, with more routes to fulfil their potential, with more employers, in more areas.
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02Gaming technology can engage, discover and identify young people who have the aptitude for a career in engineering and manufacturing, especially those who have never considered it as a career.
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Guide to inclusive meetings
During National Inclusion Week we are all being encouraged to think about what we can do to be more inclusive. In the current climate we are having more virtual meetings, so how do we give everyone the opportunity to perform at their very best? Here are some tips to help you drive inclusivity and make a difference to the people you work with.
Robotics in Engineering
Robotics in engineering can be traced back to the first use of automation in the early (3rd) Industrial Revolution. But now individual machines are connected to systems that make decisions about the production process in real-time, it’s clear that Industry 4.0 is rapidly changing the manufacturing and engineering industry.
Welsh Engineering Report Welcomed
The UK’s leading engineering skills organisation, Enginuity, has embraced a new report highlighting the importance of the sector in Wales, which was launched this week.
Skills Announcement by PM Stops Short of What’s Needed
The Prime Minister’s skills announcement is welcome but stops short of industry requirements and may fail to stave off mass unemployment in engineering.
Apprentice Funding Move ‘Falls Short’ – Says Group
New apprentice funding measures unveiled by the government don't go far enough say industry experts including Enginuity's CEO Ann Watson and Tony Burke.