In a significant development for the North West region, an initiative aims to train hundreds of staff in emerging AI skills by the end of 2024.
Grayce has announced its ambitious plan to complete the training of hundreds of staff in AI skills by the end of 2024. This is a forward-looking move, reflecting the increasing importance of AI across various sectors.
Manchester has retained its position as one of the top ten most attractive locations for foreign direct investment (FDI). This highlights the region’s growing reputation as a hub for innovation and business growth.
Concerns about the current skills system have led top retail executives to label it as a ‘mess.’ Efforts are underway to address these systemic issues and improve the situation.
Raspberry Pi is set to develop computer skills courses for the Greater Manchester area. This initiative is expected to enhance digital literacy and technical skills among the local population.
A significant investment has been made in a new training facility, with an £800k expenditure and a £1m investment budget. This facility is poised to offer advanced training opportunities to individuals in the region.
A newly introduced skills map aims to help businesses identify and access relevant training opportunities. This tool is designed to bridge the gap between employers and training providers.
Universities have pushed back against claims made by Sunak, defending their role in the current education and training landscape.
These initiatives collectively signify a concerted effort to enhance the skill set of the local workforce, positioning the North West as a leader in training and development for emerging technologies.