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Helping young people turn experience into opportunity: introducing the Employability Skills Framework, by Gemma Marsh

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Every young person develops valuable skills throughout their lives.  Whether it is balancing study with caring responsibilities, captaining a sports team, volunteering in their community, organising events, or completing coursework projects, young people gain capabilities that employers consistently tell us …

Updating the UK Standard Skills Classification: a simpler, shared system for describing skills needs, by Frank Bowley

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Skills England recently launched an updated first full version of a ground-breaking tool to help everyone speak the same language about skills. Developed in partnership with the Warwick Institute for Employment Research (IER), the University of Sheffield, and Omnifolio, the …

AI Skills Boost: Skills England’s AI foundation skills for work benchmark supports free AI training for all, by Phil Smith  

Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) are changing the way we work.  In order to benefit from the opportunities AI presents, boost  economic growth and career success, it’s essential that people have the right skills and are confident in using them.   The challenge Too many people in the UK lack digital …

Introducing the UK Standard Skills Classification: a new way to explore skills and occupations, by Frank Bowley

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Skills England, in partnership with the University of Warwick's Institute for Employment Research (IER), has launched a groundbreaking prototype tool to help everyone speak the same language about skills.  Today, we’re excited to introduce the UK Standard Skills Classification (SSC), …

An introduction to the Local Skills Dashboard, by Frank Bowley

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Skills England is data-driven, bringing together the right evidence to understand and respond to the nation’s skills needs. An important part of this work is supporting our partners across the country to access and use this evidence in a local …