Weekly Roundup – Week 4
Celebration of Success – Greencroft Bottling
We would like to congratulate Sam Weaver (Level 3 Team Leader) for completing his apprenticeship!
We spoke to Sam about his apprenticeship experience… continue reading
Celebration of Success – Etex. Remagin
We would like to congratulate Daryl Wheelhouse and Richard Kirkbride on the completion of their Lean Organisation Management Techniques & Team Leading Principles Level 2 Qualifications!
We caught up with both learners upon receiving their certificates… continue reading
Updated Open Courses Schedule
Permanent
Manufacturing Engineer – Ferryhill
Process Improvement Engineer – Ferryhill
Workshop Technician – Newton Aycliffe
QA Auditor – Seaham
Quality Technician – Stockton
Supply Chain Apprentice – Peterlee
Temporary
Sewing Machinist – Redcar
Food Production Operative – Hetton
FLT Driver – Billingham
Assembly Technician – Newcastle
How upskilling managers can cut hiring costs
We all know that companies are made up of people. Most of us also understand that success or failure is determined by the calibre of these people. Yet, this is regularly forgotten for swift cost cutting and profit making. The latest: that hiring can be automated and passed to managers… continue reading
AI poised to to drive global productivity but skills gap remains critical hurdle, report finds
AI is projected to boost global productivity by up to 1.5 per cent annually, potentially driving significant GDP growth, according to a report by the European House Ambrosetti commissioned by IBM.
By 2030, approximately 729 million people are expected to utilise AI tools, up from 314 million today, the report estimates… continue reading
