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Skills for Employability Newsletter - Autumn update
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Book your place on one of our upcoming Study Tours!
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 Quality Assurance Study Tour 5-8 December 2011, LondonThe Skills for Employability team invites you to join our Quality Assurance Study Tour which is designed for policy makers, national agency representatives and educational practitioners with responsibility for, or an interest in, quality assurance policy and practice. For more information please visit our website.
Good Apprenticeship Policy Study Tour, 30 January - 2 February 2012, London
The study tour is designed for international policy makers, agency representatives and educational practitioners internationally with responsibility for, or an interest in, apprenticeship policy and practice, 'Good Apprenticeship Policy and Practice' aims to provide a detailed introduction to the UK apprenticeship programmes and  network with leading UK and international experts in the field of apprenticeships.
Click here for more information on how to book your place at this event.
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For Me WorldSkills Was... 
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The WorldSkills Competitions which were hosted at ExCel London finished on Sunday 9th October. This year London hosted the largest skills competition in its history with over 1,000 competitors from 51 member countries and 200,000 visitors. Young students who were at WorldSkills with British Council tell the story of their unique experience. Click here to read.
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How to design curricula that reflect industry requirements? |
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This challenge brought together over 190 Technical and Vocational Education (TVET) policy makers, researchers and practitioners from both China and the UK at the UK TVET Policy Dialogue event 'From occupational standards to curricula' in Guangzhou on the 5th September 2011. Click here to read how the
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More than a competition - it is a human adventure
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The Catering Challenge in Algeria brought together 16 apprentices selected from more than 200 from 4 different vocational education institutes. Click here to read the interesting story of the first Enterprise Challenge in Algeria.
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