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In 2020, 11 million people in the UK were furloughed, and around 800 000 more lost their jobs, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In recognition of their shared commitment to the preservation of heritage craft skills, City & Guilds and The Prince’s Foundation have today announced a new partnership which will see students on a variety of the charity’s training courses receive internationally recognised qualifications accredited by the global leader in skills development.
City & Guilds have been awarded the contracts to deliver two new T Level qualifications in Agriculture, Environmental and Animal Care, following a tender process.
With Brexit limiting the ability to source skilled construction professionals from overseas, it will be essential to ensure large numbers of people entering the workforce possess the skills to meet this demand.
David Phillips, MD City & Guilds said: “We would like to offer our congratulations to all of our learners and our centres today.
Our latest research finds more school leavers are turning towards university as a default choice as uncertainty in the jobs market bites.
Kirstie Donnelly, City & Guilds CEO @K_DonnellyCEO
Bryony Kingsland, Stakeholder Partnerships & Policy Manager @BryonyKingsland
Patrick Craven, Director of Strategic Partnerships, Communications and Bids @Padcraven